This does pretty much what it says on the tin... It's a miniature text library in C!
It's designed with absolute ease of use in mind. One or two function calls to get the kind of TUI element you want.
- Menus
- Menus with arbitrary items, generated at run time
- Yes/No Selectors
- OK message boxes
- Text file display boxes
- Command output display boxes
- Progress bar boxes
A lot of functions support variadic arguments so you don't need to prepare strings to pass to it via temporary buffers and sprintfs.
As I said, minimal code & ease of use is the focus here.
- Probably currently not very thread-safe (at all (please don't))
Build test application with wmake -f makefile.wcd
Build test application with nmake makefile.c7d
gcc -D_ANBUI_TEST_ -O3 -s -Wall -Wextra -pedantic -Werror -oanbui_test pl_linux.c ad_ui.c ad_obj.c ad_text.c anbui.c ad_test.c
gcc -D_ANBUI_TEST_ -O3 -s -Wall -Wextra -pedantic -Werror -oanbui_win.exe pl_win32.c ad_ui.c ad_obj.c ad_text.c anbui.c ad_test.c
Please look at anbui.h.
My partner plays a video game called Zenless Zone Zero. I It's not my type of game, but it has a character named Anby Demara. This character has an unholy obsession with burgers, which I relate to :D
That's where AnbUI and all the references come from.
I've been a professional software engineer for quite a few years now and I still don't know sh*t about licensing.
CC-BY-NC 3.0 says use it, copy it, tell people who made it and don't sell it. Pretty please? :3