Sounds like something worth investigating. I really miss the *NIX options
when working with windows based projects.

On 5 August 2010 22:03, Len Philpot <Len.Philpot AT cleco DOT com> wrote:

> > Mark Leese
> >
> > nsrwatch is for *NIX and LINUX platforms only. It uses curses and for
> the
> > display library, a bit like the visual option in nsradmin under the
> unices,
> > something like this would be great for windows.
>
> Years ago (at least) there was a package called PC Curses (?), which if
> still available might be an option. Surely there's some way to finagle
> nsrwatch to run in an MS command line session? I've never tried, though.
>
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