[Editor: You can also use Control-L, which is more standard]
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Here is another shortcut (undocumented I believe) I found accidentally for use in a terminal window. Hitting Option-A will clear the screen as would the command 'clear'.
[Editor: You can also use Control-L, which is more standard]
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More tcsh fun (save time typing in the shell)
There are lots of tcsh commands that help you navigate around when playing in the terminal.
More tcsh fun (save time typing in the shell)
And some of those are also mapped to Command keys.
More tcsh fun (save time typing in the shell)
only CTRL+L will clear the screen. command + a change the background color.
Command vs option
Actually, COMMAND-A is selecting all the text, which is why the screen appears to change colors; if you hit OPTION-A, the screen will clear.
clearing screen by tput
you can also clear the screen by using a command called tput and the option clear. ex: tput clear. |
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