@@agustinpena2752 That's lame. Well, I got a Snake project which I'm learning how curses work with. Here you go if you want to do so: github.com/KyrosDigital/SnakeGame.git You can clone the project with Git. The project is a bit of a mess so I'm re writing it and improving it to then publishing it.
@@agustinpena2752 Nevermind, use this one instead. th-cam.com/video/rbasThWVb-c/w-d-xo.html See this doc before though. docs.python.org/3/howto/curses.html
If you want to copy/paste Sean's code check out my blog post re this video - the source is there. www.guru.net.nz/blog/python/ncurses/video/2015/01/21/use-curses-dont-swear.html
Randy Robin Galiban That works ok. My real gripe was that there isn't a built in cross platform text UI library. There are several third party libraries of varying quality (termbox etc) but that makes installing a pain for other users of the my software. They aren't likely to be tech savvy.
for xterm-debian|X11 terminal emulator, just for coloring (without fancy stuff), it is possible to use Scala's Console ANSI Style and Control Codes, like RESET: String("\u001B[0m") for example: >>> print("\u001B[0m" + "\u001B[31m" + "Hello" + "\u001B[42m" + "\u001B[0m" + "\u001B[32m" + "!" + "\u001B[41m" + "\u001B[0m")
Low-Level, Appreciation for history, much respect!
really intelligent and well prepared guy, like quality videos like this!!!! great
Thank you very much for the video !
Very nice presentation. How was the author able to paste so quickly in VIM?
He didnt do that live. It was pre-recorded console video that he had beforehand
oh, yeah makes sense. Thank you for taking time to reply back :) wish you Lots of happiness
You're welcome. Same to you!
That was a lot of help, thank you.
You can hear someone saying uuuh at 1:25
300 baud != 300 cps
Thanks for the video ... can you provide the code text?
github.com/SeanZicari/pycon-curses
Good presentation
urwid isn't german for ancestral it's "ur / urig"
and that's why the play makes sense.
How can I learn python curses? Could you recommend a book? I cannot seem to find one... Please advice. Thanks!
Have you got an answer?
Not yet, no...
@@agustinpena2752 That's lame. Well, I got a Snake project which I'm learning how curses work with.
Here you go if you want to do so:
github.com/KyrosDigital/SnakeGame.git
You can clone the project with Git.
The project is a bit of a mess so I'm re writing it and improving it to then publishing it.
@@agustinpena2752 Nevermind, use this one instead.
th-cam.com/video/rbasThWVb-c/w-d-xo.html
See this doc before though.
docs.python.org/3/howto/curses.html
There are a lot of videos about using Python curses
Very helpful, thanks
If you want to copy/paste Sean's code check out my blog post re this video - the source is there. www.guru.net.nz/blog/python/ncurses/video/2015/01/21/use-curses-dont-swear.html
Was this presentation made in tpp? I enjoyee this video very much. I like 80s era stuff.
I searched google, but I can't find tpp is, could you tell me?
Python's curses library doesn't work on windows. This has been a problem for me.
Randy Robin Galiban That works ok. My real gripe was that there isn't a built in cross platform text UI library. There are several third party libraries of varying quality (termbox etc) but that makes installing a pain for other users of the my software. They aren't likely to be tech savvy.
I swear I just saw someone that looks just like you buying beer in albertsons grocery in walla walla, wa. >_>
for xterm-debian|X11 terminal emulator, just for coloring (without fancy stuff),
it is possible to use Scala's Console ANSI Style and Control Codes,
like RESET: String("\u001B[0m")
for example:
>>> print("\u001B[0m" + "\u001B[31m" + "Hello" + "\u001B[42m" + "\u001B[0m" + "\u001B[32m" + "!" + "\u001B[41m" + "\u001B[0m")
should be: print(u"\u.....")
bet you love FORTH