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# Table of Contents
-1. [What is this?](#org831af30)
-2. [Status](#org8772e08)
-3. [Workflow](#orgb44fbb6)
-4. [Features (sort of)](#org8cfb16d)
+1. [What is this?](#org4cb0840)
+2. [Status](#orgc80227d)
+3. [Workflow](#org657cdd3)
+4. [Features (sort of)](#org044ab08)
+5. [Source](#org83fd5f7)
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# What is this?
This is a wrapper of ncurses in janet
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# Status
Very early stage. There is a lot to do. I am basically doing on need basis.
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# Workflow
My workflow in this project is to add a new functionality in the `janet-ncurses.c` and trying that new funcionality in a test file.
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# Features (sort of)
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- Basic window manipulation
- Some menu stuff
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+# Source
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+To better understand ncurses, I am using this:
+<https://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/>
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In other words, what I have already wrapped:
+ Basic window manipulation
+ Some menu stuff
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+* Source
+ To better understand ncurses, I am using this:
+ [[https://tldp.org/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO/]]