examples/

An example of using AddChar to show a non-standard character.

Demonstrates some of the color facilities of ncurses

This example demonstrates using goncurses with Go's built-in concurrency primitives.

This example show a basic menu similar to that found in the ncurses * examples from TLDP

This simple example demonstrates how to implement a form

This example demonstrates reading a string from input, rather than a * single character

The classic "Hello, World!" program in Goncurses!

Demonstrates some of the initilization options for ncurses; In gnome, the F1 key launches help, so F2 is tested for instead

This example demonstrates the use of the menu library

This example shows a basic multi-column menu similar to that found in the * ncurses examples from TLDP

This example shows a scrolling menu similar to that found in the ncurses * examples from TLDP

This example show a basic menu similar to that found in the ncurses * examples from TLDP

This example show a basic menu similar to that found in the ncurses * examples from TLDP

This example show a basic menu similar to that found in the ncurses * examples from TLDP

Expanding on the basic menu example, the example demonstrates how you * could possibly utilize the mouse to navigate a menu and select options

This example demonstrates how one might write to multiple terminals from a single program or redirect output.

A basic example of how to create and display a pad.

A simmple example of how to use panels

A slightly more advanced example of how to use the panel routines

This example demonstrates the use of the print function.

Demonstarates the use of the SLK Soft-Keys facilities

Starfield is a simple Goncurses game demo.

This simple example demonstrates how one might move a window about the * screen.