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'''Free Vision''' is an application framework that allows you to design user friendly text mode applications. It is designed to be API-compatible with Borland's Turbo Vision framework.
 
'''Free Vision''' is an application framework that allows you to design user friendly text mode applications. It is designed to be API-compatible with Borland's Turbo Vision framework.
  
Free Vision implements a full windowing system, where each window can be updated, moved and operated independently from other windows. It is implemented on top of the [[video]], [[keyboard]] and mouse units and can Free Vision applications therefore run on most FPC platforms using the ''write once, compile anywhere'' principle.
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Free Vision implements a full windowing system, where each window can be updated, moved and operated independently from other windows. It is implemented on top of the [[video]], [[keyboard]] and [[mouse]] units and can Free Vision applications therefore run on most FPC platforms using the ''write once, compile anywhere'' principle.

Revision as of 13:32, 23 April 2006

Free Vision is an application framework that allows you to design user friendly text mode applications. It is designed to be API-compatible with Borland's Turbo Vision framework.

Free Vision implements a full windowing system, where each window can be updated, moved and operated independently from other windows. It is implemented on top of the video, keyboard and mouse units and can Free Vision applications therefore run on most FPC platforms using the write once, compile anywhere principle.