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Latest revision as of 10:28, 6 March 2010
| rlutil | |
|---|---|
| Library project | |
| Developer | Aave |
| Released | |
| Updated | Mar 05 2010 |
| Status | Beta |
| Licensing | WTFPL |
| P. Language | C, C++ |
| Platforms | Windows, Linux |
| Dependencies | none |
| Official site of rlutil | |
Rlutil is a tiny C++ and C utility collection for cross-platform console roguelike development. It consists of mainly I/O functions that can be used to create pure console mode roguelikes (or other apps) that work on both Windows and Linux.
Main functionalities include colored output, keyboard input that doesn't require Return-keypresses and cursor manipulation. It also behaves nicely whether you use C++ or C - meaning that e.g. it automagically uses std::strings, streams and namespaces with C++.
WinAPI or ANSI escape codes are used depending on platform. Mac OSX compatibility needs testing and patches.
Example uses
Just by including rlutil.h instead of conio.h, kbhit() / getch() / gotoxy() based sources become usable on Linux.
Links
- Documentation
- Browse sources
- Download zip
- Clone url:
$ git clone git://github.com/tapio/rlutil.git