No.
The guy was out of the St Louis area. It was two people, but I can't remember their names or the exact name of the software.
It was extremely well written, and fast. It only cost $99 for complete source with a point and click TUI editor. It made writing TUI programs trival.
I used a system for DOS called Intuit (I can't remember the exact name. It was written in C, and was a complete windowing system. Very light weight and fast.
I wish I code find the source for it again. I did port part of it to Unix. I was able to do edit masks and edit templates with a terminal. The neat thing about the system was that you could have all of your graphic output go through one function. Made things very easy to change.
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No. The guy was out of the St Louis area. It was two people, but I can't remember their names or the exact name of the software. It was extremely well written, and fast. It only cost $99 for complete source with a point and click TUI editor. It made writing TUI programs trival.
I used a system for DOS called Intuit (I can't remember the exact name. It was written in C, and was a complete windowing system. Very light weight and fast. I wish I code find the source for it again. I did port part of it to Unix. I was able to do edit masks and edit templates with a terminal. The neat thing about the system was that you could have all of your graphic output go through one function. Made things very easy to change.