NAME
    Curses::UI::AnyEvent - Sub-class of Curses::UI for AnyEvent

SYNOPSIS
        use strict;

        use Curses::UI::AnyEvent;

        my $cui = Curses::UI::AnyEvent->new(-color_support => 1);

        $cui->set_binding(sub { exit }, "\cC");
        $cui->set_binding(sub { $cui->mainloopExit() }, "q");
   
        my $win = $cui->add('win', 'Window',
                            -border => 1,
                            -bfg  => 'red',
                           );


        my $textviewer = $win->add('mytextviewer', 'TextViewer',
                                   -text => '',
                                  );

        my $watcher = AE::timer 1, 1, sub {
            $textviewer->{-text} = localtime() . "\n" . $textviewer->{-text};
            $textviewer->draw;
        };

        $textviewer->focus();

        $cui->mainloop();

DESCRIPTION
    Very simple integration with Curses::UI and AnyEvent. Just create a
    "Curses::UI::AnyEvent" object instead of a "Curses::UI" one and use it
    as normal.

    You'll probably want to install some AnyEvent watchers before you call
    "mainloop()".

    Seems to work well but there is probably some stuff missing. I haven't
    tested mouse integration yet for example. Curses::UI::POE seems to do a
    lot more stuff for some reason...

SEE ALSO
    Curses-UI-AnyEvent github repo
    <https://github.com/hoytech/Curses-UI-AnyEvent>

    Curses::UI

    AnyEvent

    Curses::UI::POE

AUTHOR
    Doug Hoyte, "<doug@hcsw.org>"

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
    Copyright 2016 Doug Hoyte.

    This module is licensed under the same terms as perl itself.