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Part of your problem is self-inflicted. The deficiencies of the CLS command have been known for about a quarter of a century, long before Windows Terminal was
by JdeBP 7y ago
Part of your problem is self-inflicted. The deficiencies of the CLS command have been known for about a quarter of a century, long before Windows Terminal was even an idea. It's why 4NT, later to become TCC, added a /C option to its CLS command, making it clear the entire screen buffer instead of just the window rectangle.
* https://jpsoft.com/help/cls.htm https://jpsoft.com/help/cls.htm
* http://jdebp.uk./FGA/clearing-the-tui-screen.html http://jdebp.uk./FGA/clearing-the-tui-screen.html
- recursive 7y agoI have never heard of 4NT or TCC. By the way, the problem also affects the `Clear-Host` powershell command. `cls` seems to work exactly how I want outside this new Terminal program, so it's hard to understand how it could have been so well known.