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fork of libcaca ruby extensions.
The API is kind of awkward right now with regards to user input. The original docs from the libcaca repo recommending doing something like this:
#Redefine Event::Key#quit? so that q, Q, and Esc become exit keys
module Caca
class Event::Key
def quit?
"qQ^[".split('').member?(@ch.chr)
end
end
end
This didn't scale terribly well when I tried to make a text art editor => https://github.com/mcfiredrill/dirbird/blob/master/lib/events.rb
I'd like to see if there's another way to do this besides just monkeypatching the event class in your application.
After checking out the source, run:
$ rake
This will compile the c extension and run the tests.
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