newt library bindings

I humbly submit GST c-bindings for the redhat newt library (a terminal-based window and widget library) for review.

Kind regards,

Brad Watson








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> I humbly submit GST c-bindings for the redhat newt library (a
> terminal-based window and widget library) for review.

Always appreciated, but I think that first you should work towards
making the ncurses bindings more object-oriented.

As they stand now, they are a wonderful proof of concept, but they are
not ready to go into the distribution.

Paolo


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Ok.  Ideas anyone ?

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Subject: Re: newt library bindings

> I humbly submit GST c-bindings for the redhat newt library (a
> terminal-based window and widget library) for review.

Always appreciated, but I think that first you should work towards
making the ncurses bindings more object-oriented.

As they stand now, they are a wonderful proof of concept, but they are
not ready to go into the distribution.

Paolo







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> mvwaddch: aPoint ch: aChar
>     ^self mvaddchPrimitive: (aPoint y) x: (aPoint x) ch: aChar!
>  
No need for the "Primitive" part.  (And if aPoint is not the first
parameter, BTW, I'd call its keyword "at: aPoint")
> mvwaddchPrimitive: anInt1 x: anInt2 ch: aChar
>     <cCall: 'mvaddch' returning: #int args: #(#self #int #int #char )>!
>  
Likewise, and you are actually calling mvwaddch of course.

Otherwise good.  Don't be afraid to post this kind of question publicly.

Paolo


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