How to make a text box in a command line window?

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Published on 2010-01-25T22:56:11Z Indexed on 2010/03/17 11:21 UTC
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I'm working with .NET (specifically Boo, but answers would work in C# too) and I want to know how I could create an editable box inside the command line, such that I could display a section of output in the top part of the command line, and have a one line box at the bottom for input, much like the program irssi (the IRC client) does.

I assume this is possible with .NET, how would I approach this?

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