How to clear screen in C in Codeblocks? [on hold]
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I am using Codeblocks for C programming, but clrscr() is not working and system("clear"); is not working properly in Xterm.
Could you please recommend me a code ?
c code-blocks
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I am using Codeblocks for C programming, but clrscr() is not working and system("clear"); is not working properly in Xterm.
Could you please recommend me a code ?
c code-blocks
edited Mar 10 at 17:03
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This might help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/17793059/…
– Manu Mathur
Mar 10 at 17:12
code blocks is a environment that includes a compiler, linker, editor, debugger it has NOTHING to do with handling the terminal. What does your OS/shell use for clearing the screen? if nothing else works for you, then you could try using the ANSI escape sequences
– user3629249
Mar 10 at 23:40
I don't have any knowledge about ANSI escape sequence ... please give a example ???
– userX
Mar 11 at 16:04
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I am using Codeblocks for C programming, but clrscr() is not working and system("clear"); is not working properly in Xterm.
Could you please recommend me a code ?
c code-blocks
edited Mar 10 at 17:03
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asked Mar 10 at 15:09
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I am using Codeblocks for C programming, but clrscr() is not working and system("clear"); is not working properly in Xterm.
Could you please recommend me a code ?
c code-blocks
c code-blocks
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put on hold as off-topic by karel, Soren A, fkraiem, Pilot6, Eric Carvalho Mar 11 at 22:48
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put on hold as off-topic by karel, Soren A, fkraiem, Pilot6, Eric Carvalho Mar 11 at 22:48
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – karel, Soren A, fkraiem, Pilot6, Eric Carvalho
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
This might help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/17793059/…
– Manu Mathur
Mar 10 at 17:12
code blocks is a environment that includes a compiler, linker, editor, debugger it has NOTHING to do with handling the terminal. What does your OS/shell use for clearing the screen? if nothing else works for you, then you could try using the ANSI escape sequences
– user3629249
Mar 10 at 23:40
I don't have any knowledge about ANSI escape sequence ... please give a example ???
– userX
Mar 11 at 16:04
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This might help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/17793059/…
– Manu Mathur
Mar 10 at 17:12
code blocks is a environment that includes a compiler, linker, editor, debugger it has NOTHING to do with handling the terminal. What does your OS/shell use for clearing the screen? if nothing else works for you, then you could try using the ANSI escape sequences
– user3629249
Mar 10 at 23:40
I don't have any knowledge about ANSI escape sequence ... please give a example ???
– userX
Mar 11 at 16:04
This might help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/17793059/…
– Manu Mathur
Mar 10 at 17:12
This might help you: stackoverflow.com/questions/17793059/…
– Manu Mathur
Mar 10 at 17:12
code blocks is a environment that includes a compiler, linker, editor, debugger it has NOTHING to do with handling the terminal. What does your OS/shell use for clearing the screen? if nothing else works for you, then you could try using the ANSI escape sequences
– user3629249
Mar 10 at 23:40
code blocks is a environment that includes a compiler, linker, editor, debugger it has NOTHING to do with handling the terminal. What does your OS/shell use for clearing the screen? if nothing else works for you, then you could try using the ANSI escape sequences
– user3629249
Mar 10 at 23:40
I don't have any knowledge about ANSI escape sequence ... please give a example ???
– userX
Mar 11 at 16:04
I don't have any knowledge about ANSI escape sequence ... please give a example ???
– userX
Mar 11 at 16:04
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– Manu Mathur
Mar 10 at 17:12
code blocks is a environment that includes a compiler, linker, editor, debugger it has NOTHING to do with handling the terminal. What does your OS/shell use for clearing the screen? if nothing else works for you, then you could try using the ANSI escape sequences
– user3629249
Mar 10 at 23:40
I don't have any knowledge about ANSI escape sequence ... please give a example ???
– userX
Mar 11 at 16:04