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Key	Value
MD5	235DBD1BE36135F4F925F5A422FDF739
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	bp153.1.14
PackageVersion	1.8.7
SHA-1	CBD168E74CB42B1EC75F9A0396CD3FC7BB828C7C
SHA-256	02C73CF7DB370BBCEBF453A993F0A19428BD855540D17A45F877649EAF101C7E

Key	Value
MD5	721F9CE7DF0EC671C21711A29A7B1C38
PackageArch	aarch64
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.fc32
PackageVersion	1.8.9
SHA-1	9126181C489A1A280195218DADA6D094C54E6864
SHA-256	093FDA6A1D2FEF7E62B0D72B1173FAF7BB6D4BA92108DD697C5C16AFD9F049EC

Key	Value
MD5	19E3771B52098D13EEA4D4E930C74B3E
PackageArch	aarch64
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	2.fc34
PackageVersion	1.8.11
SHA-1	8B735C4AD9DA28603B0A20C59F677658F402E3E0
SHA-256	95B8DD55EF49D21CDBFE47E4B01A2193DA51E063FDB05A3CA5CDB15A9FC83756

Key	Value
FileName	http://archlinux.mirror.root.lu//pool//community//gap-packages-4.11.0-9-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
MD5	0C90B6805EDDA8E0058D0DEF466D8611
SHA-1	C9E71D1AA00C08EBEFAEE3E76F63D3CF9D37D46B
SHA-256	3381E7CB720759B2413725D60D4B0E2078513E5FC17266732EC63F35312D10ED
SSDEEP	3145728:zt++4jpVvrM8noakIb05W+65Ke1TrmgG5Pk0Xt/LdNEqGlXa4UUquSvZ6EfvMCA:ipVY8d052Lr6PkadjEndaRnng
TLSH	T1A0B83311E8882F06E939113957136B0CDFDB3CA5B0364BAB986A3AB89F71BC41DDCD45

Key	Value
MD5	55849CC60B658C4E0AC4E06CA4A4188A
PackageArch	x86_64
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.fc32
PackageVersion	1.8.9
SHA-1	4D4B2B404E432DD0DF14B8D474B9C1DE228FBFDC
SHA-256	1EFF4D3E9FEE6DEC2B3C73930D124A2DE41FE5D01E7A6F6A34F73A8ED7911BF8

Key	Value
MD5	57E8CB2EC154152BC6575634F6AF5D34
PackageArch	aarch64
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	E277809DAD528CFC0D1F37C6298829D70223DDA3
SHA-256	72886503B3C4FC33F7BC1C79A19CAB8B12E300E383F8FFCD366188F8CD90DB51

Key	Value
MD5	E3FC7D89A7FEA13C5470AF4D8E363D1A
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	lp150.1.3
PackageVersion	1.8.7
SHA-1	B1CA221190EF863DFF01B06BAAC9DFCFA5400825
SHA-256	79F0139E326B8B712526C708EDA0E383CCE3A83A3758600EAE06A8CB0EB0AEB4

Key	Value
MD5	69D49950F2F1199C30F3BE60BBF73414
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	lp152.3.2
PackageVersion	1.8.7
SHA-1	5A2578705CE24761C3BA03D8B5FED91C1766B3CE
SHA-256	89AE2C7C99AA9F8C569B16B03A7588A416061196B44D28D1D194885A55F18A89

Key	Value
MD5	27CEF9B42BB3F9F335DE6C7DDAC2461F
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.fc32
PackageVersion	1.8.9
SHA-1	DB0004D1C5DB29DF432F295D8501A61DF6D97C24
SHA-256	0194D2AE09480D018CDE3861BB4D36C2ADBC59F5E5E247AF6970C2A67096F846

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	633A71186ED42BE36220DDFA553A1CC3
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	2.fc34
PackageVersion	1.8.11
SHA-1	75DE8149A20E210F439B4C0AAD8BB5E86DE6AFC0
SHA-256	DC7BCE40313BBB2A5C34C2878FA993F63B53F3C204620EBF46F68C2EB9977108

Key	Value
MD5	4936A17499377FDD9679D9FDF270AC41
PackageArch	x86_64
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	51D829823BDC9FD6C18383C6D431349DB852FBD5
SHA-256	16BE504358898C26FF40EFC368B263795A3972215BD0DEB620BF17FAB0875CBE

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

Key	Value
MD5	3EB4D64F415F0937E784A2EF3DECF0C2
PackageArch	x86_64
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	2.fc34
PackageVersion	1.8.11
SHA-1	D6F49AF812212EBBCE0A0CA1EDA140843ED1A8C5
SHA-256	700FFEBAF37D86A9ED3F28101A003771A2976C4B457BA7D778B93FD44B9FBF7C

Key	Value
FileName	http://archlinux.mirror.root.lu//pool//community//gap-packages-4.11.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
MD5	6BB03B7BE0D39C8B5C931016BAD49663
SHA-1	A6E6704EF81DE5F2D10E979609A641A0307FE2C7
SHA-256	F7CD413C29540A02E1E07F353D798AD1179FAB19CCCE9CC4F45996379147CF40
SSDEEP	3145728:jvvOfHLVjk/UQc4TkCU27PPxt06hbxyuYsxBrO8SG3tAzcNR89HuXEqnQdj6w+wP:afLVrT4QP27LrxbS9Nvu77wkbHW
TLSH	T165C83314F4B4AA05F955083864223FCC9B756C5BF53009EBD826BFBCED36E902C69D68