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I use a lot of console application for small tools or testing applicationd. My question is , does you use tem to? or did everyone stop using them? Is there any Console FrameWork ? a framework that help us build a console application with a simple menu (no need to be menubar) and progress bars etc, in order to make small tools with console appications even faster? If not, will help anyone an article on this? (thinking of building mt own framework)
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I use a lot of console application for small tools or testing applicationd. My question is , does you use tem to? or did everyone stop using them? Is there any Console FrameWork ? a framework that help us build a console application with a simple menu (no need to be menubar) and progress bars etc, in order to make small tools with console appications even faster? If not, will help anyone an article on this? (thinking of building mt own framework)
There is no console framework and, IMO, no broad need for one. However, I'm sure if you write an article, there will be people who will appreciate it. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer
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I use a lot of console application for small tools or testing applicationd. My question is , does you use tem to? or did everyone stop using them? Is there any Console FrameWork ? a framework that help us build a console application with a simple menu (no need to be menubar) and progress bars etc, in order to make small tools with console appications even faster? If not, will help anyone an article on this? (thinking of building mt own framework)
Max Santos wrote: My question is , does you use tem to? or did everyone stop using them? If my requirements do not warrant a user interface, a console application is fine. I will also create a console application if I am doing something with
cin
and/orcout
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