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ref:uifc [2020/11/28 12:07] – [UIFC Input Keyboard Modes] typo mlongref:uifc [2020/11/28 13:53] – Move the C implementation details under the C Interface section and remove mention of uifc.c. digital man
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 UIFC (User InterFaCe) is the text mode full-screen user interface library used by [[util:SCFG]], [[util:echocfg]], and others.  It was originally inspired by the text mode user interface for NetWare 2.x server management utilities for DOS (e.g. [[http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Cc751416.w9p9774g_big(l=en-us).gif|SYSCON]]), and was written from scratch by [[person:Digital Man]]. UIFC (User InterFaCe) is the text mode full-screen user interface library used by [[util:SCFG]], [[util:echocfg]], and others.  It was originally inspired by the text mode user interface for NetWare 2.x server management utilities for DOS (e.g. [[http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Cc751416.w9p9774g_big(l=en-us).gif|SYSCON]]), and was written from scratch by [[person:Digital Man]].
  
-===== Implementations ===== 
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-Over the years, a few different implementations have been ported/written.  
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-==== uifc.c ==== 
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-The original DOS 16-bit implementation, initialized using uifcini().  This implementation is no longer supported and may have problems due to the size of integers. 
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-==== uifc32.c ==== 
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-The 32-bit port of the DOS version, initialized using uifcini32().  This is the best supported version and is reccomended for effectively every use. 
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-==== uifcx.c ==== 
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-The command-line version using standard I/O, initialized using uifcinix().  This version is a "last resort" type of implementation.  Many features don't work as intended and it can be difficult to navigate the menus.  it is intended to work though. 
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-==== Javascript ==== 
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-The Javascript implementation that can be utilized with jsexec.js. 
 ===== Interfaces ===== ===== Interfaces =====
  
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 ==== C Interface ==== ==== C Interface ====
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 +=== uifc.h ===
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 +The C API is exposed through the header file: ''uifc.h''.
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 +=== uifc32.c ===
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 +The 32-bit port of the DOS version, initialized using uifcini32().  This is the best supported version and is reccomended for effectively every use.
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 +=== uifcx.c ===
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 +The command-line version using standard I/O, initialized using uifcinix().  This version is a "last resort" type of implementation.  Many features don't work as intended and it can be difficult to navigate the menus.  it is intended to work though.
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 ==== Javascript Interface ==== ==== Javascript Interface ====

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