Changeset 2189 for libcacaTweet

Timestamp:

Jan 11, 2008, 12:42:42 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

Sam Hocevar

Message:

• Make it clear that we can use the Windows native console.

Location:

libcaca/trunk/doc

Files:

• libcaca.dox (modified) (1 diff)
• tutorial.dox (modified) (1 diff)

libcaca/trunk/doc/libcaca.dox

@@ -9 +9 @@
  unlike the famous AAlib library. \e libcaca can use almost any virtual
  terminal to work, thus it should work on all Unix systems (including
- Mac OS X) using either the slang library or the ncurses library, on DOS
- using the conio library, and on Windows systems using either slang or
- ncurses (through Cygwin emulation) or conio. There is also a native X11
- driver, and an OpenGL driver (through freeglut) that does not require a
- text terminal. For machines without a screen, the raw driver can be used
- to send the output to another machine, using for instance cacaserver.
+ Mac OS X) using either the S-Lang library or the ncurses library, on DOS
+ using the conio library, and on Windows systems using the native Win32
+ console, the conio library, or using S-Lang or ncurses (through Cygwin
+ emulation). There is also a native X11 driver, and an OpenGL driver
+ (through freeglut) that does not require a text terminal. For machines
+ without a screen, the raw driver can be used to send the output to another
+ machine, using for instance cacaserver.
 
  \e libcaca is free software, released under the Do What The Fuck You

libcaca/trunk/doc/tutorial.dox

@@ -5 +5 @@
  Before writing your first libcaca application, you need to know the difference between libcucul and libcaca : 
 - libcucul is the text rendering library. It will do all the work you actually need. From imports (text, ANSI, caca internal format, all of this supporting n-bytes unicode), to exports (sames formats, adding SVG, PostScript, TGA, HTML (both 3 and 4), IRC), it'll cover all your needs.
-- libcaca handle everything that can be hardware related. It includes display (RAW, X11, OpenGL, Windows (GDI), conio (DOS), ncurses, slang, text VGA (IMB-Compatible)), keyboard (same drivers but RAW), mouse (same drivers but RAW and VGA), time and resize events (on windowed drivers).
+- libcaca handle everything that can be hardware related. It includes display (RAW, X11, OpenGL, Windows (native console), DOS (conio), ncurses, slang, text VGA (IMB-Compatible)), keyboard (same drivers but RAW), mouse (same drivers but RAW and VGA), time and resize events (on windowed drivers).
 
 So, you can write a libcucul only program, but you <b>can't</b> write a libcaca only program, it'll be nonsense. Period.