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Crossterm is using `WINAPI` for windows systems and `ANSI escape codes` for unix systems. Crossterm provides one base trait with can be implemented for a platform specific instance. For example, there is an implementation for windows (`WINAPI`) and unix(`ANSI`) for the `cursor module`. To call the platform specific implementation there is one module that rules them all. Thrue this module the client calls some action and the module will deside what to do based on the current platform. And it will execute that action.
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Crossterm is using `WINAPI` for windows systems and `ANSI escape codes` for unix systems. Crossterm provides one base trait with can be implemented for a platform specific instance. For example, there is an implementation for windows (`WINAPI`) and unix(`ANSI`) for the `cursor module`. To call the platform specific implementation there is one module that rules them all. Thrue this module the client calls some action and the module will deside what to do based on the current platform. And it will execute that action.
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## Notice
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## Notice
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This library is stable. There will not be changed mutch in the code design so do not worry to mutch. If there are any changes that affect previous versions I will describe what to change when upgrading crossterm to an newer version.
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This library is going to have api braking changes in the next release I realy wanted to work arround that but it was nessisairly for some of the futures for crossterm for example the alternate screen, raw terminal mode and managing the state of the terminal when action are performed with this crate. But upgrading to the new version would not be an whole effort. In the update file I will exactly descrtibe what to change.
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## Todo
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## Todo
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