TICKIT_TERM_CLEAR(3)
β¨ tickit_term_clear β clear the terminal β¨
okay bestie, welcome to tickit_term_clear(3) from the Library Functions Manual π it's a tiny little page but it does exactly one thing and it does it flawlessly, no notes.
πΈ NAME πΈ
tickit_term_clear β clear the terminal, bestie. that's it. that's the whole job. π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
#include <tickit.h>
void tickit_term_clear(TickitTerm *tt);
Link with -ltickit.
yes you literally have to link with -ltickit. don't forget it. forgetting it is giving "undefined reference" energy and we are not doing that today π
π DESCRIPTION π
so like. tickit_term_clear() clears the entire content of the terminal. the whole thing. every last cell. poof. gone. β¨
it takes your TickitTerm *tt and just wipes the whole screen clean, like when you close 47 browser tabs and suddenly feel alive again π§
π RETURN VALUE π
tickit_term_clear() returns no value. nope. nothing. void. it's a void function, she gives nothing back and she doesn't need to, she's already perfect π
π SEE ALSO π
tickit_term_build(3)tickit_term_goto(3)tickit_term_print(3)tickit_term_erasech(3)tickit_term(7)tickit(7)
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