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From: peter@taronga.com (Peter da Silva)
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Subject: Re: text, menu/dialog/windowing, library, ideas?
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In article <199612020545.QAA15515@suburbia.net>,
Julian Assange  <proff@suburbia.net> wrote:
>Agree it isn't exactly tcl/tk but it is the closest I've seen for
>character based displays.

There's a curses version of tk out there, called "ctk". Now general wish/wishx
programs don't generaly work under cwish, but you can write programs for cwish
that work fine under wish.