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    Project: C-Edit for Linux - Text editor in terminal with basic text UI. No ncurses.

    C-EDIT is a text file editor for linux terminals that mimics the classic MS-DOS EDIT coded in C.
    (in progress, it is not 100% functional yet)
    Source code: GitHub - velorek1/C-edit

    I tried not to use the ncurses library to learn as much as possible. To have more control over how you display data in the terminal, it implements a double screen memory buffer. This way, I can go back to previous screens to show windows, top-down menus, etc - a rudimentary user interface for terminals.

    Project: C-Edit for Linux - Text editor in terminal with basic text UI. No ncurses.-cedit1-png

    I know that in 2019, with all the editors and libraries that exist, it may be an irrelevant project. But I still wanted to share it with the community and get some feedback to either continue with it or definitely dismiss it.




    Cheers,
    Velorek.
    Last edited by velorek; 02-16-2019 at 06:05 PM. Reason: wording

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