Hello everyone,
This might be a weird question, and I don’t know how to ask it properly, but I really would like to know how to change the text of a command line without using print().
A good example is in this video, where the entire command line changes instead of printing every line.
Thaks!
I assume you are talking about output. In that case you print \r to move the cursor to start of the line, then print over:
julia> println("hello world\rworld")
world world
You can also print \e[K to clear the rest of the line:
julia> println("hello world\rhi\e[K")
hi
Thanks, that is really useful!
It is possible to clear the entire command line instead of just scrolling down?