easyPOS 1.0.2 is a C/C++ script for Discussion Boards scripts design by David Mallery.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. easyPOS is a GPL cash register written in C using GTK .
Publisher review: easyPOS is a GPL cash register written in C using GTK . easyPOS is a GPL cash register written in C using GTK .Features: - easyPOS uses flat ascii text files for menu items and credit accounts. the menu structure is simply a directory tree: /menu with as many second level sub-directories as needed: /cooked, /dessert, /mdse, etc. each of these contain actual menu items with prices. - easyPOS stores each ticket with detail in another tree: /slips. a typical entry would be: /slips/2001/Jun/15. this sub-directory would contain all the tickets for the day, both cash and charge. because all detail is kept, you can get full inventory control information on a daily basis. an export file is written at the end of the day with item summary information. - easyPOS uses "standard" POS hardware. the slip printer is attached to the parallel port and is fed by standard lpr commands. the cash drawer connects to a port on the slip printer which is pulsed to open the solenoid door lock when you send an ascii bel to the printer. opening the drawer consists of sending a file that contains only an ascii 7 to the printer. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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