BearLibTerminal
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| BearLibTerminal | |
|---|---|
| Library project | |
| Developer | Cfyz |
| Released | January 18 2014 (0.9.4) |
| Updated | November 20 2017 (0.15.7) |
| Status | Stable |
| Licensing | MIT License |
| P. Language | C, C++, Python, C# ,Lua, Pascal, Ruby |
| Platforms | Windows, Linux, Mac OS X |
| Dependencies | SDL, FreeType2, PicoPNG, NanoJPEG |
| Official site of BearLibTerminal | |
BearLibTerminal is a library that creates a terminal-like window facilitating flexible textual output and uncomplicated input processing.
BearLibTerminal focuses on graphics output. It does not include random number generators or path finding algorithms. Instead BearLibTerminal provides a lot of options for font/tileset configuration and tile-based output.
Features
- Ease of Unicode usage.
- Support for bitmap and vector (TrueType) fonts.
- Extended output facilities: tile composition, alignment, offsets.
- High performance (uses OpenGL).
- Keyboard and mouse support.
- Windows, Linux and OS X builds.
- Bindings for several programming languages: ?/?++, C#, Lua, Pascal, Python, Ruby.
Examples
C/C++:
#include "BearLibTerminal.h"
int main()
{
terminal_open();
// Printing text
terminal_print(1, 1, "Hello, world!");
terminal_refresh();
// Wait until user close the window
while (terminal_read() != TK_CLOSE);
terminal_close();
}
Python:
from bearlibterminal import terminal
terminal.open()
terminal.printf(1, 1, 'Hello, world!')
terminal.refresh()
while terminal.read() != terminal.TK_CLOSE:
pass
terminal.close()