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a very straight forward, clear cut introduction to ncurses can be found at: http://linuxselfhelp.com/HOWTO/NCURSES-Programming-HOWTO although he does assume you are familiar with a bit of c, he gives you lots of pre-coded examples to hack and learn from, which i believe is the best way to learn. -garbageman

In reply to Re: Tips and Pointers using ncurses by Anonymous Monk
in thread Tips and Pointers using ncurses with perl by odie

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