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No, "\r" means return the cursor to the start of the line without clearing the line. Try this: $ echo -ne "ooo\rf\n" foo If a "\r" cleared the line, you
by jstanley 3y ago
No, "\r" means return the cursor to the start of the line without clearing the line.
Try this:
$ echo -ne "ooo\rf\n"
foo
If a "\r" cleared the line, you would just see a "f", not a "foo".
- fragmede 3y agoisn't that what I said?