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Questions tagged [curses]

Curses is a library for controlling Unix-style terminals

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Made a simple snake game in C. I am just having some fun with program and using this as a spring board of knowledge in hopes to get some confidence to maybe try different kinds of projects. I am ...
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I came from C# background with strong OOP approach. I've decided to learn Python and Breakout game is a way to cover the basics of Python. I'll be really glad for any feedback and general opinion ...
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I made a Tetris game with C++ and ncurses. The game implemented the most core rules of the game such as 7-bag system or familiar rules you know about the Tetris, but lacks some features - for example, ...
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Cat Hello everyone! I am working on this TUI framework which aims to abstract the ncurses library. I was wondering how understandable it is, and what I can improve! Any feedback is welcome!! My ...
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I have been working on a Python Curses terminal user interface for RSync for a little while now. I recently visited code review and recieved some help with cleaning up the code to make it more ...
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I've been working on my first python program for a few weeks now and I feel like the program is at a decent stage to begin sharing. The premise was to create a file explorer that eases the use of ...
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This is an attempt at a multithreaded model-view-controller based engine for 2d console games (board games, roguelikes that sort of thing.) The code below will provide a fully working example but is ...
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This is a command line application which displays the text of an EPUB one sentence at a time. I am going to make it more robust, including: make the segmentation more accurate, because it currently ...
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I started making a game in curses, but I feel like I am displaying the map inefficiently and ineffectively. Here's the code (only the relevant parts): ...
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I just finished writing an ncurses-based Tetris clone in C. It's only my second project of this size, the first being a Snake clone. I would really appreciate any and all suggestions/improvements as I'...
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I needed a tool to monitor VM's running on my server in relatively real-time (similar to top or the many variants out there). The main things I need to keep track ...
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Firstly, I wrote a standard snake game, then I decided to increase difficulty and made a game with various snake numbers. My main point was to try the curses module, the second - to create a game ...
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This is a playable 15 puzzle game in Python and Curses. It consists of 2 files, a backend called fifteen.py and a frontend called ...
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I'm working on an audio player with a terminal interface. I'm designing it for eventual use on a Raspberry Pi with a 480x320px display. I've broken the code into three main files with the intention ...
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This is my first TUI program implemented via the curses module for Python. I use the program to input some data (numbers only) via the terminal, which are then saved to a .txt file. Any kind of ...
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