Eric S. Raymond writes: >OK. Then what I guess I'd like is for a maintained equivalent of this >to join the core -- the ncurses module you referred to, for choice. See the "Whither cursesmodule" thread in the python-dev archives: http://www.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2000-February/003796.html One possibility was to blow off backward compatibility; are there any systems that only have BSD curses, not SysV curses / ncurses? Given that Pavel Curtis announced he was dropping BSD curses maintainance some years ago, I expect even the *BSDs use ncurses these days. However, Oliver Andrich doesn't seem interested in maintaining his ncurses module, and someone just started a SWIG-generated interface (http://pyncurses.sourceforge.net), so it's not obvious which one you'd use. (I *would* be willing to take over maintaining Andrich's code; maintaining the BSD curses version just seems pointless these days.) --amk
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