Type "cls" and then press the "Enter" key. This is the clear command and, when it is entered, all of your previous commands in the window are cleared.
In Command Prompt, type: cls and press Enter. Doing this clears the entire application screen. Close and reopen Command Prompt.
From the Windows command line or MS-DOS, you can clear the screen and all commands using the CLS command.
Install the Cygwin package ncurses
; it is in the Utils category.
This should do:
alias clear='printf "\033c"'
just use this shortcut: Alt+F8
and Ctrl-L
to skip page
Use cygcheck
command to check what package it is in (adding .exe
to your cmd string, in this example: clear.exe
)
> cygcheck -p 'clear.exe'
Found 4 matches for clear.exe
ncurses-debuginfo-5.9-20150307-1 - ncurses-debuginfo: Debug info for ncurses (installed binaries and support files)
ncurses-debuginfo-5.9-20150404-1 - ncurses-debuginfo: Debug info for ncurses (installed binaries and support files)
ncurses-5.9-20150307-1 - ncurses: Terminal display utilities (installed binaries and support files)
ncurses-5.9-20150404-1 - ncurses: Terminal display utilities (installed binaries and support files)
and you know you have to install ncurses
package using cygwin installer.
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