Hi,
I'm just learning cpp, and something I've had on my mind for awhile is
to make a little "virtual console screen" class structure.
In it I want to be able to do "text animation" - moving letters across
the screen position-by-position, and whatnot.
First thought was to make a 2d array representing the screen, do
whatever updates i want, then cout it all - update by update, frame by
frame.
I assume this would be absurdly slow?
Is there a library already out there that contains this sort of
functionality? It'd be cool to check approaches taken by others...
Just to be clear - I'm imagining this all taking place in console-text
output - no graphics of any sort are in view here. 2 1956
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 10:59:56 -0700, sherifffruitfly wrote: Hi,
I'm just learning cpp, and something I've had on my mind for awhile is to make a little "virtual console screen" class structure.
In it I want to be able to do "text animation" - moving letters across the screen position-by-position, and whatnot.
First thought was to make a 2d array representing the screen, do whatever updates i want, then cout it all - update by update, frame by frame.
I assume this would be absurdly slow?
Is there a library already out there that contains this sort of functionality? It'd be cool to check approaches taken by others...
Just to be clear - I'm imagining this all taking place in console-text output - no graphics of any sort are in view here.
it's not c++ specific, but under unix, curses and its successor ncurses,
are used for text handling on CRTs.
noone wrote: it's not c++ specific, but under unix, curses and its successor ncurses, are used for text handling on CRTs.
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