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A screen oriented command!!
Does a screen-oriented commands require you to specify an exact location or address for a particular operation ? Y or N cuz im having a debate right now in the office.
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Depends - what screen oriented command?
If I'm understanding correctly, you could do this in a script by using 'tput cup $row $column' (absolute) or by printing a bunch of whitespace / backspace characters (relative)...
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