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.moveTo() past the scrolled top of window? #7

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jwilson-lyonscg opened this issue Aug 28, 2018 · 1 comment
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.moveTo() past the scrolled top of window? #7

jwilson-lyonscg opened this issue Aug 28, 2018 · 1 comment

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@jwilson-lyonscg
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In a terminal, lets say you have a bunch of information printing out, so much that it goes beyond the max height of your terminal window and thus your terminal scrolls. So now you have to scroll up to see some of the information.

Is it possible to use the .moveTo() method to move beyond the top of the window? .moveTo(0,0) appears to only go to the first visible line in the terminal, not the first line in the output since the terminal has been scrolled.

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deoxxa commented Sep 1, 2018

Short answer: nope. I'm afraid that's just not something you can do via terminal control characters.

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