Now that we know the fundamentals, let's start building a sample application which implements ncurses. We will create a C# application which imports a C library or we can say .so file. This library has implemented ncurses functions. P/Invoke allows us to use those ncurses functions in our C# application.
First, we will create a C program which implements ncurses functions using an ncurses header. Let's create an application which takes an input character; this character will be printed in a window, based on the number of rows and columns the user enters from the application where we will import this library. The function drawCharOnWindow() prints the character, based on the number of rows and columns present in the window; it takes character, row, and column as input parameters. We get the size of the window using the ncurses function, getmaxyx(), and if the user enters q, it quits the printing of the character. Open Visual Studio...