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console output reuse/rewrite line question


CiVQ
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Hello, all!

Can somebody explain, how can the console output window be reused?

I mean, like, when you run a command line compressor executable for example,

and it re-uses some of its output lines to write new data into, so, the output screen

keeps looking the same during the process, except the changing lines.

Thanks in advance!

I know that my code is ugly. But it works. Mostly.

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You mean something like this?

Compile and run it.

#Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
#AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=y
#EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
#include 
$ClearProgress = 0
$processing = "Processing "
$progress = ""
Dim $spin[4] = ['¦', '/', '-', '\']


For $i = 1 To 10
For $s = 1 To UBound($spin) - 1
ConsoleWrite(@CR & $processing & $spin[$s])
Sleep(50)
Next
Next
ConsoleWrite("Hello World")
Sleep(500)
ConsoleWrite(@CR & _StringRepeat(' ', 30))
Sleep(500)
ConsoleWrite(@CR & "DONE!")
Sleep(500)

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What is the purpose of the _StringRepeat function (in your script)?

By the way, some people (just like me) often forget, that the modern consoles usually accept the ancient control characters, too.

It's amazing.

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I know that my code is ugly. But it works. Mostly.

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