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# File Name:  CTERM and JINX
# File Size in BYTES: 7985
# Sender/Author/Poster:  Henk Penning 

  The first lets you use curses in perl,
  the second is a flat-file handler (uses the first).
 
  The documentation file:
 
    ftp://ftp.cs.ruu.nl/pub/PERL/jinx.ps.gz
 
  is already somewhere in doc-tree.
 
  The stuff is quite old, but 'cterm' is mentioned in the faq
  and 'jinx' is mentioned in the free-databases faq, so it
  is still quit popular.

#

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HUMPF - menu utility

# File Name: humpf.Z
# File Size in BYTES: 7985
# Sender/Author/Poster: "Jerry LeVan" 
# Subject: HUMPF - menu utility
# Archived: Thu May 19 06:33:58 CDT 1994
#
#Hierarchical Unlimited Menu Processing Facility :)
#(pronounced "humpf").
#

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Re: addch (curses)

# File Name: addch.info
# File Size in BYTES: 1231
# Sender/Author/Poster: tshiono@cv.sony.co.jp (Toru SHIONO)
# Subject: Re: addch (curses)
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# How to do an addch() in curseperl
#

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Deaf.pl - (uuencoded)

# File Name: deaf.pl.uu - uuencoded deaf.pl
# File Size in BYTES: 48127
# Subject: user interface
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# The deaf.pl user interface
#

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getkey.pl - get a keypress

# File Name: getkey.pl
# File Size in BYTES: 429
# Sender/Author/Poster: 
# Subject: 
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# get a key using getc 
#

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Re: Interactive scripts (cbreak, flushing STDI

# File Name: keypress
# File Size in BYTES: 13409
# Sender/Author/Poster: jstander@ml.csiro.au (Jeff Stander)
# Subject: Re: Interactive scripts (cbreak, flushing STDI
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# I have had the same problem and wrote some interactive subs
# to handle it.  I'll attach them to this letter.  I don't gurantee
# anything here and do not consider myself a Perl "guru".  
# Let me know if they are of help and if they work.
#

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Re: keyboard input without CR, CTRL-D problem..

# File Name: keystroke.check.with.CR
# File Size in BYTES: 2899
# Sender/Author/Poster: rbaumann@richard.NoSubdomain.NoDomain (Richard Baumann)
# Subject: Re: keyboard input without CR, CTRL-D problem..
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# it does other things before checking for keyboard input again.
# What I had originally wanted to do was detect any keystroke as soon as it was
# made, without the user having to press the enter key.  But my experiments with
#

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Re: One Character

# File Name: single.char.get
# File Size in BYTES: 1838
# Sender/Author/Poster: tshiono@cv.sony.co.jp (Toru SHIONO)
# Subject: Re: One Character
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#

# In article 
# 	gbrekke@MR.Net (Gregg D. Brekke) writes:
# :How do you grab just _ONE_ character from STDIN without a carriage return? 
# :I'm converting a bunch of utilities I wrote in C and would like to make 
# :them independent of outside routines.
#

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SoftList 3.0b7 - Perl Shell and simple list manager

# File Name: softlist.3.0.announce
# File Size in BYTES: 2173
# Sender/Author/Poster: dls@netcom.com (Daniel L Smith)
# Subject: SoftList 3.0b7 - Perl Shell and simple list manager
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# 	SoftList 3.0 is two things:
# 	* simple list manager - devise lists on the fly, add records and
# 	do searches on them later.  Dynamic referencing allows you to
# 	execute a command that a record refers to (in a site independent
# 	way).  As a example, a list of different cat breeds may contain
# 	a record on Russian Blue, and that record may refer to a gif
#

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whatmenu.shar

# File Name: whatmenu.shar.Z
# File Size in BYTES: 21890
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
#
# Another menu utility
# Compressed binary file
#

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another curses-style cursor control for ANSI screens

# File Name: cur.pl
# File Size in BYTES: 4006
# Sender/Author/Poster: vic spicer
# Subject: ANSI routines for menus on dos
# Archived: Apr 27 1993
#
# this code should work on any VT-100 or similar terminal for UNIX boxes, or
# with ANSI.SYS loaded on MSDOS. 
#

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curseperl scripts and info - menu.pl, and forms.pl

#
# Scripts, libraries and helps for using curseperl
# including menu.pl, the nifty curseperl menu library
# and forms, with the latest announcement
#
#

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menu utility and perl-byacc eg

# File Name: perl-byacc.info
# File Size in BYTES: 18943
# Sender/Author/Poster: William Hails 
# Subject: menu utility and perl-byacc eg
# Archived: Jul 29 1993
#
# Although I first thought the idea was more than a bit OTT, after
# playing with it for less than a day I'd come up with a (IMHO)
# really neat menu system for perl, which I'm posting both as an
# example of perl-byacc and as a useful utility in its own right.
#

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win.pl: simple windows for ansi terms

#
# Simple windows-like interface for ansi screens
# 
#

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Re: Dynamically creating formats

# File Name: tagent
# File Size in BYTES: 3905
# Sender/Author/Poster: Tom Christiansen 
# Subject: Re: Dynamically creating formats
# Archived: Oct 9 1993
#
# tgent -- retrieve a termcap entry, formatted for
#	   this window size, or the -w width if given
#	   read from /etc/termcap, or -f file, or stdin if isn't_atty
#

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