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This library makes it possible to easily access Braille displays and terminals : you can write text on the braille display, directly draw braille dots, or get the value of pressed keys. It is compatible with a wide range of braille displays. The features contain: * usable from C, C++, Python and Java * supports over 10 braille displays (including some recent models) * easy configuration of the braille table * distributed under the LGPL Free Software Licence * portable (currently linux and win32) * packages available * easy to incorporate in any application wanting to use braille displays (simple shared library) * uses autoconf, automake and libtool for easier installation and portability * contains a virtual graphical terminal made with Gtk+ for developers testing
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