Hey everyone,
I've searched around Google a bit but most places suggest just using "\n" over and over. This gets messy though, for the code and the interface. Is there a built in method for Java that can clear the console?
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Jump to PostYou mean to say you want to achieve console clearance through Java code? Or your aim is to just clear console screen not considering the java code?
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You mean to say you want to achieve console clearance through Java code? Or your aim is to just clear console screen not considering the java code?
Duki
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Through Java code.
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There is no "pure Java" way of doing that. There are a couple of "curses" bindings floating around for Java but that's it. The mess of outputting a bunch of line feeds is nothing compared to considering using a full fledged JNI-dependent third party library just for a better console support.
But if you still insist, I'll leave this here. http://sourceforge.net/projects/javacurses/
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