问题
I would like to write a Java terminal application that does screen manipulation. Are there any good libraries out there that allow you to manipulate the screen like curses in the *nix/C world?
Minimal features I\'m looking for are windowing and user input support.
In feature-speak, I\'d like to have a region of the terminal where some data is regularly updated while (at the same time) the user can enter commands/text in some other part of the screen.
回答1:
There is Charva, which links to native code but has an api based on Swing. The screenshots show lots of text windows, so that looks useful.
回答2:
I found the lanterna library recently. Haven't had the opportunity to use it yet but it looks like a more up-to-date alternative to the others.
回答3:
Haven't used it myself, but Java Curses Library sounds like what you want.
回答4:
Here is a way to call the ncurses lib using JNI. I tested this and it works.
回答5:
As of 2013, the closest I can find is Blacken.
Blacken is not a curses library per-se. It moves away from the terminal, and instead, renders it's own "console window." This has the disadvantage of not looking "console-like." Instead, you get full (arbitrary) colour support, and a curses-like API (in addition to their main API).
You can also set the font to Mono for fixed-width characters.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/439799/whats-a-good-java-curses-like-library-for-terminal-applications