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Key	Value
MD5	F250BA0A2B34EC243905FBE0E8CEB831
PackageArch	s390x
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-Browse
PackageRelease	3.fc19
PackageVersion	1.8.2
SHA-1	053F083A64529F7D23F8C4532C5093E9A6A94CE2
SHA-256	DC1DD3E067B757C5E7FB551A2701D62B5156DC9F80AAEA19D620938BEC1C241D

Key	Value
MD5	7C199F8EAE14BC5EA2874452D5AAADD3
PackageArch	s390
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-Browse
PackageRelease	1.fc20
PackageVersion	1.8.3
SHA-1	0AE015FC1526DC115E191B6796018728219EAA6D
SHA-256	9C7676B702936D13683C6E745982205ABBF13E1813A44FD372A315362780B4BB

Key	Value
MD5	A61105B2737523627CBF78747D528F2B
PackageArch	ppc64
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-Browse
PackageRelease	1.fc20
PackageVersion	1.8.3
SHA-1	1424BDEA51A5821B7C021CDB41CC6AD8271CAE25
SHA-256	57CCF2A08399358181310C87E8D60E18F3D2D36399D10CAAD7140F43F8DF9A0F

Key	Value
MD5	63B09E60664907C760EE831C1E3B5D08
PackageArch	ppc64
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease	3.fc23
PackageVersion	1.8.6
SHA-1	16DEDDE9BB8743944F728162C2F41BB388C4AE60
SHA-256	AEF1FF30E7D53927A0EE051BCCC163DC99071A3F1F9E966F7DFA68418845713E

Key	Value
MD5	435D61B10A52A8FB0E692B14B9902296
PackageArch	ppc64le
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease	3.fc23
PackageVersion	1.8.6
SHA-1	1959CA4910327DB9214C6D5988B32CA6F532F372
SHA-256	A11C7A55E92FDACF2B55506059BB7623566E1C99B87CAA80F01E05C64F0B0583

Key	Value
MD5	1C1400D934F1D39659741997DF5F6F82
PackageArch	armv7hl
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease	1.fc33
PackageVersion	1.8.11
SHA-1	21F9FF74F7A0203B4DC342E42D01C12D99760ECA
SHA-256	61F3D6C5088F6A0BB42CB16144CE0902BE24E5407C8402203AB736C565746B80

Key	Value
MD5	BC70B4B635A899026601F9BFAC1FDF6C
PackageArch	ppc64
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-Browse
PackageRelease	3.fc21
PackageVersion	1.8.5
SHA-1	2A69455296A4EAA61A57AE1C74FDC14EFA39F454
SHA-256	BB2804EBF2079FBB89542B75CCD96C3CF13B00E0B43BE4EDFC1288F155C70121

Key	Value
MD5	52C9BB0A2841D89ACFC98D99A1AB89A8
PackageArch	ppc
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-Browse
PackageRelease	1.fc20
PackageVersion	1.8.3
SHA-1	2E9DCC0135956FF288573AF2ACA5F521F8D4F519
SHA-256	E453384AB694FD8A2A0BA0DA0A92FD093A98BFDBD0C2A8A3C2CF9121F8232775

Key	Value
MD5	8BD74BEACBBC0C6BFF8259B4FC0FF960
PackageArch	s390
PackageDescription	The 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.
PackageMaintainer	Fedora Project
PackageName	gap-pkg-browse
PackageRelease	3.fc23
PackageVersion	1.8.6
SHA-1	338FFE6223E698D63543B8395E8CEC25EFB3ED6C
SHA-256	82BFDBD7AD3482CF09BFEBC29D1BCF13B0FA7841F82AA46FEAA7D345A713C3FB

Key	Value
MD5	2310A8291565A4E4E113AFB51A6E054C
PackageArch	x86_64
PackageDescription	NOTE: This package has autoload activated; it has been observed to crash GAP in the past, too. The Browse package provides three levels of functionality - A GAP interface to the ncurses library. - A generic function for interactive browsing through two-dimensional arrays of data. - Several applications of the first two, e.g., a method for browsing character tables, browsing through the content of some data collections, or some games.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	gap-browse
PackageRelease	lp151.2.2
PackageVersion	1.8.7
SHA-1	34814A2A5D27755BED687CAD2FFDFD68E0F3BDB5
SHA-256	741523D5E572DF6CB81C8C5BC7055432BCFD78418F369A01B161D64170EA210A