[DeveloperX]

I was toying around with some new ideas, and this is the result.

It requires windows atm, ...though I welcome a linux port.
Source is included, and the simple license is at the top of the source.

Download Project (.rar format 240 KB)

Comments & suggestions welcome here.

If you want to port this to linux, let me know.
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[Bjorn]

There seem to be two interesting things about your framework. One is the structure it provides and the other the console functionality (even though a bit primitive and Windows only for now). I think it would be more useful to describe the actual structure of your framework separately, so that others may learn from it. I think the console functionality (usage of getch, getline and stuff) would also be better suited when explained in fragments. The CGF could be attached to these tutorials as an example application.

As for Linux, well I got it to compile but the retrieval of enter/esc keys is not working at all yet. One would usually use the ncurses library for such things, but I have no interest in looking into this at the moment.

[DeveloperX]

Here is a class to provide kbhit()/getch() functionality for Linux that I wrote while attempting to port WiTCHHUNT to Linux.

This class works well, and I'm pretty sure that someone could find this useful, so I am releasing it here.

The class consists of 2 files: KEYDRIVER.h and KEYDRIVER.cpp
the class is called KEYDRIVER and is within the Common namespace.

KEYDRIVER.h

KEYDRIVER.cpp
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[DeveloperX]

Example using the KEYDRIVER class

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