Examples of Applications based on NCurses.BrowseGeneric

This chapter introduces the operation and lists several examples how the function can be utilized for rendering &GAP; related data or for playing games. Each section describes the relevant &GAP; functions and briefly sketches the technical aspects of the implementation; more details can be found in the &GAP; files, in the app directory of the package.

Only Section describes a standard application in the sense of the introduction to Chapter , perhaps except for a special function that is needed to compare table entries. The other examples in this chapter require some of the programming described in Chapter .

The &GAP; examples in this chapter use the replay feature of , see Section . This means that the based function is called between two calls of . If you want to paste these examples into the &GAP; session with the mouse then do not paste the final call, since would regard the additional input as a user interrupt.

The Operation Browse
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