I'm using Xcode to learn C++. So far things are simple and output goes to a command window. What is the command that clears the old junk from this command window?
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macOS Simple Question? Clear Screen?
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Try this
I think this is what you are looking for - choose Debug -> Clear Logs
Edit : Also, if this is what you are looking for, you can set a preference ( General -> Automatically clear logs). It will clear the command window each time you run the program.
I think this is what you are looking for - choose Debug -> Clear Logs
Edit : Also, if this is what you are looking for, you can set a preference ( General -> Automatically clear logs). It will clear the command window each time you run the program.
Using google here's what I think I need.
I need clscr() which in found in #include <conio.h> But this file does not exit in Xcode's version of c++
There is also this command: system ("cls"); but this doesn't work on OS X.
I also found this: clear. But I'm not sure of the syntax.
I need clscr() which in found in #include <conio.h> But this file does not exit in Xcode's version of c++
There is also this command: system ("cls"); but this doesn't work on OS X.
I also found this: clear. But I'm not sure of the syntax.
Clearing the output in a terminal windows is platform dependent. Look at the using the ncurses library for your project.
Using curses ithrough Python it's
where myWindow is a curses window. You could make a window the size of the screen or
might also work directly, I'm not sure. Screen is automatically defined when you use curses.
Code:
myWindow.clear()
Code:
screen.clear()