Curses module for Python 2.0 for Windows NT

[Andrew Markebo]

Hmm download the pdcurses binaries for your compiler, add the
Modules/_cursesmodule.c to the python20 project, include the pdcurses
lib and compile.. and hold your thumbs :-)

An alternative aproach might be to use cygwin to compile python, and
included there is ncurses.

Would it be possible for me to throw one or two eyes at the module you
are doing.. We are converting to continuus here...

        /Andy

| 
| Is the pdcurses library
| (http://www.lightlink.com/hessling/PDCurses/index.html) not good
| enough for this? I thought it was a relatively complete curses
| emulation.
| 
| I'd look at getting the Python curses module working, but it's bundled
| in with the Python sources, and I don't know how to disentangle it...
| 
| Paul.


/ jurgen.defurne at philips.com wrote:
| Dear all,
| 
| I am busy automating tasks across some Windows NT workstations, where
| I control another program (Continuus/CM, if any one knows that).
| Unfortunately, that control is not that easy. Ihave built a GUI interface,
| but I am not really satisfied with it, so I want to simplify it somewhat so that
| it can run in a DOS box using curses. Is there a curses add-on available
| for the Win32 binaries ? It sure isn't part of the distribution I am using,
| which is still the BeOpen version of Python 2.0
| 
| Regards,
| 
| Jurgen