Hey, Before requesting something, I suggest you do a quick search to see if such things already exist. Just a couple alternatives: http://tasktools.org/projects/libvitapi.html https://code.google.com/p/termbox/
Personally I think TUI is useless in this day and age. Even the most unsupported operating systems at least have VGA/VESA support by devs because it is relatively easy to put in for graphics. I think line editors are proper for terminals (any type of terminal: real, virtual, pseudo). Any full screen editor should be a graphical editor. I think some can guess where I'm coming from... On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 6:35 PM, Dimitris Zervas <dzer...@dzervas.gr> wrote: > Hello, > > I was just thinking about my beloved vim. It's old. It's big. It (kind of) > sucks. It's not suckless. > > So I just gave a scan to project ideas and sandy. You use (n)curses and I > thought that it's as old, big, sucky and non-suckless as vim is. > > Shouldn't we create a new TUI library? > Also, I used ncurses some years ago and it had all those windows and > completely useless things (ok, windows may not be that useless...) that > made it look like rocket science and the code looked just horrible. > > I am willing to do such a project but preferably not alone. > However, I am in the middle of the final tests in high school (paneladikes) > and my time is extremely limited. >
