Result for 02DC30C4A26E4DF761E529B38629D4472F920F22

Query result

Key Value
FileName./usr/lib/gap/pkg/Browse/app/gapbibl.g
FileSize38510
MD567805F5A5232FE8AA778AEBCFE2820A8
SHA-102DC30C4A26E4DF761E529B38629D4472F920F22
SHA-25696F99CA17F15682738CD091A8780B3825A08E5E7A2C249A35EFEC3B1CF789B00
SSDEEP384:qC/DEXsarnvmiPQO3sw8LJ0jM0Q1JdwFkWbTDHrqYElUZSOO3VYdoC4/DMkPkVK8:qC/Irm6sw8LJx4bPrqYESsydoBQo2
TLSHT1F003760539563375938361B84F8F64C46314812B2E67986C3B9E52983F25929E2FAFFC
hashlookup:parent-total18
hashlookup:trust100

Network graph view

Parents (Total: 18)

The searched file hash is included in 18 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
MD563B09E60664907C760EE831C1E3B5D08
PackageArchppc64
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease3.fc23
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-116DEDDE9BB8743944F728162C2F41BB388C4AE60
SHA-256AEF1FF30E7D53927A0EE051BCCC163DC99071A3F1F9E966F7DFA68418845713E
Key Value
MD5435D61B10A52A8FB0E692B14B9902296
PackageArchppc64le
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease3.fc23
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-11959CA4910327DB9214C6D5988B32CA6F532F372
SHA-256A11C7A55E92FDACF2B55506059BB7623566E1C99B87CAA80F01E05C64F0B0583
Key Value
MD5BC70B4B635A899026601F9BFAC1FDF6C
PackageArchppc64
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-Browse
PackageRelease3.fc21
PackageVersion1.8.5
SHA-12A69455296A4EAA61A57AE1C74FDC14EFA39F454
SHA-256BB2804EBF2079FBB89542B75CCD96C3CF13B00E0B43BE4EDFC1288F155C70121
Key Value
MD58BD74BEACBBC0C6BFF8259B4FC0FF960
PackageArchs390
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease3.fc23
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-1338FFE6223E698D63543B8395E8CEC25EFB3ED6C
SHA-25682BFDBD7AD3482CF09BFEBC29D1BCF13B0FA7841F82AA46FEAA7D345A713C3FB
Key Value
MD5E692A34313EF546C2ADFBC59DA5E3591
PackageArchaarch64
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-Browse
PackageRelease3.fc21
PackageVersion1.8.5
SHA-14B688B7C95FEBA7A93613D3588409BDFB5AFAAB1
SHA-256D5345712FF2EFEFC2805A77C29404DA2E6C3540A976DC36EF214CFE233ADEC53
Key Value
MD52FF01F296AC28F87E244E0E732E7F38C
PackageArchaarch64
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease3.fc23
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-164ED27F718AB809617CFC099AEC7C0852947B9D1
SHA-256B425673618800CAE96D94267F28CFDFAD766DC129E46186BB25D977594B88666
Key Value
MD57CBD76455411638CA90E6B2E377B7BB6
PackageArchppc64le
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease6.fc24
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-178C7A617A91F290F0132BB9C83BDE1987C039753
SHA-2568EE8C3984E953768BD091384BEF6D18DCC36774D3A5E04453BC52A3441FC99B8
Key Value
MD5CDE85ADF5F43786FC5D08E309C40DC79
PackageArchs390
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease2.fc22
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-184F8832AACEBE3F188818F8846555C48770E64BF
SHA-2565C911ACBCF7A4275198FFB0FD21C8EC3322BB68895F0C8BE6D0B99A84222ADCC
Key Value
MD5FB32D6FF4196F07CFF548406D7787DAB
PackageArchppc64
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease2.fc22
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-1889926AEC836EB11760726B89306B9400FE763C7
SHA-256BAF82F66931DB6226DE5135AD9BAE88D57860B942F895B4C85408D9BE69F6014
Key Value
MD5EA6908C93F7618180CF92C1ED5BC92D7
PackageArchs390x
PackageDescriptionThe motivation for this package was to develop functions for an interactive display of two-dimensional arrays of data, for example character tables. They should be displayed with labeled rows and columns, the display should allow some markup for fonts or colors, it should be possible to search for entries, to sort rows or columns, to hide and unhide information, to bind commands to keys, and so on. To achieve this our package now provides three levels of functionality, where in particular the first level may also be used for completely other types of applications: - A low level interface to ncurses: This may be interesting for all kinds of applications which want to display text with some markup and colors, maybe in several windows, using the available capabilities of a terminal. - A medium level interface to a generic function NCurses.BrowseGeneric: We introduce a new operation Browse which is meant as an interactive version of Display for GAP objects. Then we provide a generic function for browsing two-dimensional arrays of data, handles labels for rows and columns, searching, sorting, binding keys to actions, etc. This is for users who want to implement new methods for browsing two-dimensional data. - Applications of these interfaces: We provide some applications of the ncurses interface and of the function NCurses.BrowseGeneric. These may be interesting for end users, and also as examples for programmers of further applications. This includes a method for browsing character tables, several games, and an interface for demos.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNamegap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease3.fc23
PackageVersion1.8.6
SHA-194CA9234ADDB2ED218C180103A07483BF7FC3530
SHA-25671A25E4F614A634ECF641F6E2919C9DE9C0A284ECC5E5F219A19859B6E8E28DE