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From:	"John Purser" <jmpurser AT attbi DOT com>
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Subject:	Curses library and Python
Date:	Mon, 30 Dec 2002 19:26:51 -0700
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Is anyone out there using the Python curses library or do you know of a good
tutorial for it?  I've got a SCO server and I need to create some terminal
programs in cygwin to show some very computer handicapped people what I'm
talking about.  I plan to use python to create some standard terminal
screens to collect input data to feed to a web server to enhance our
company's core business application.  I have some experience with Python but
none with ncurses.

Any resources for me out there?

Thanks,

John Purser


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