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2015年4月19日 - If you type reset it'll totally reinitialize your terminal instead of clearing your screen. You can setup a keyboard shortcut for that. printf "-033c" also ...

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  • Excuse my novice question but how can I clear the screen in hyperterminal? Basically I wan...
    clear screen command for hyperterminal? | Microchip ...
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  • 2017年4月25日 - When you're typing a lot in a terminal and want to clear the screen quic...
    Clear! (clear your terminal screen) | Linux.org
    https://www.linux.org
  • When you're typing a lot in a terminal and want to clear the screen quickly, you can d...
    Clear! (clear your terminal screen) | Linux.org ...
    https://www.linux.org
  • clear clears your screen if this is possible. It looks in the environment for the terminal...
    clear(1): clear terminal screen - Linux man page
    https://linux.die.net
  • clear clears your screen if this is possible. It looks in the environment for the terminal...
    clear(1): clear terminal screen - Linux man page ...
    https://linux.die.net
  • Depending what terminal type they are simulating you will need to get a copy of their esca...
    Clearing Terminal Screen with USART | AVR Freaks
    http://www.avrfreaks.net
  • 2015年4月19日 - If you type reset it'll totally reinitialize your terminal instead of cl...
    command line - How do I completely clear a terminal window - Ask ...
    https://askubuntu.com
  • I can issue the clear command or press Ctrl + L to clear the current Ubuntu terminal, but ...
    command line - How to really clear the terminal? - Ask Ubunt ...
    https://askubuntu.com
  • 2011年2月6日 - In contrast to clear , or Ctrl + L , reset will actually completely re-initia...
    command line - How to really clear the terminal? - Ask Ubuntu
    https://askubuntu.com
  • When you need to clear your screen, just issue proper command in your shell. ... It doesn&...
    ConEmu | Clear Screen
    https://conemu.github.io
  • When we use clear command or Ctrl+L in terminal, it clears terminal but we can still scrol...
    gnome - How to clear terminal completely? - Unix & Linux ...
    https://unix.stackexchange.com
  • 2010年7月3日 - ctrl + l (<- that is a lower case L) will clear the terminal ( cmd + K on ...
    How can I clear the terminal in Ruby? - Stack Overflow
    https://stackoverflow.com
  • 2014年4月6日 - You have to define a clear method for every different OS, like this. When the...
    How can I clear the terminal screen in Go? - Stack Overflow
    https://stackoverflow.com
  • 2017年8月8日 - Steps on how to use the cls command to clear the screen in the Windows comman...
    How to clear screen in a Windows command line (MS-DOS)
    https://www.computerhope.com
  • Terminal is an application on Mac computers running the OS X operating system that allows ...
    How to Clear the Terminal Screen on a Mac | Chron.com ...
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  • Using the clear command on the terminal only fools the user into thinking the screen has b...
    linux - Clear a terminal screen for real - Stack Overflow ...
    https://stackoverflow.com
  • 2010年2月4日 - To clear the terminal from within a shell script; ... You avoid this by refin...
    osx - How to clear previous output in Terminal in Mac OS X? - Stack ...
    https://stackoverflow.com
  • The Arduino serial monitor isn't a regular terminal so its not possible to clear the s...
    refresh - Clearing the terminal screen? - Stack Overflow ...
    https://stackoverflow.com
  • Terminal control/Clear the screen You are encouraged to solve this task according to the t...
    Terminal controlClear the screen - Rosetta Code ...
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  • 2013年11月19日 - In terminal on the Mac there is command-K which clears the screen; I really...
    [SOLVED] How do I clear screen in terminal - Ubuntu Forums
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