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^ if this won't work and you get ModuleNotFoundError try specifying the python version like: Installing UniCurses pip3 install uni-curses It's highly recommended that you upgrade to the latest versions of Python and PDCurses before you install and start using UniCurses. NOTE: While it may be possible to use UniCurses with an older version of Python (v2.6.1) or PDCurses (v3.4) than officially listed as compatible, it has not been tested with such versions of software and as such it's impossible to guarantee that your configuration will work correctly or that you would not have to take extra steps and install additional packages in order to make your configuration work at least in part. If you want to experiment with or use a newer version of PDCurses, you can build your own binaries by downloading the source code from the official link below:

The PDCurses with wide-character (Unicode)/UTF-8 support ( pdcdllu).ĭepending on whether you want your applications to run in a real Windows terminal window or in an emulated fake SDL window you can either use one of the common ones or the SDL one.

The PDCurses with wide-character (Unicode) support ( pdcdllw).

The SDL PDCurses running in a fake terminal ( pdcdlls).

The standard terminal PDCurses ( pdcdll).

UniCurses is compatible with all flavors of PDCurses, including:

The dynamic link library for PDCurses is called pdcurses.dll. On Microsoft Windows, UniCurses operates by wrapping a curses library known as Public Domain Curses, or PDCurses. UniCurses is compatible with any Python distribution starting with version 2.6.1, including the newly released v2.7 and all the versions released so far in the Python 3 line, including v3.0.x and v3.1.x. UniCurses strives to be as platform-independent as possible, not only by working on all operating systems (as opposed to the original curses module which does not work on Microsoft Windows) but also by ensuring compatibility both with the older (v2.x) and the newer (v3.x) versions of Python. UniCurses is a Python module that is aimed at providing the Curses functionality on all operating systems (MS Windows, FreeBSD, Linux, and Mac OS X) using a unified set of commands that are syntactically close to the native C Curses functions. Unified Curses Wrapper for Python on Windows, FreeBSD, Linux, and Mac OS X What is UniCurses?

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