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| Submitted on: 2/9/2003 8:31:12 PM
By: Jaime Muscatelli
Level: Beginner
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Compatibility:5.0 (all versions), Active Perl specific
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| | | Hey, This is my first perl submission. I just started yesterday, and I found that there was no clear screen function (Like cls). Well, I figured out a way to do it (I think it only works in dos, but I think I know the way for unix too). KEYWORDS: CLEAR clear CLS cls Screen SCREEN screen Blank
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system "clear"; # for Unix
#What this does is it actually uses the already existing clear functions that these OSs provide. Very short, simple, and it works ;-) | |
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2/27/2003 10:43:34 AM:serpent
unlucky
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4/8/2003 6:16:47 PM:Saffer Consulting
You've shown the mind of a true
programmer with this code: you saw your
tools didn't do something and you
extended them to do it. It might not be
the most sophisticated code on earth
but it's a good start!! Keep up the
good work.
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5/21/2003 6:44:50 PM:Andy H.
I agree. It is simple code, but it is a
good start.
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7/17/2003 11:21:11 AM:
Simple. Clean. Effective. Good job!
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