Hi,
> Sorry !!
> How can i enter command (syntaxe) on the file ?
> build the file and copy it on the file file ?
> ThankYou very lot
> Nadir
> "Aaron Leonard" snipped-for-privacy@Cisco.COM a écrit dans le message de news:
> snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
> > No, we don't have a user "clear screen" command. However,
> > one could contrive something to meet the need.
> >
> > Let us assume that the terminal(emulator)s being used
> > all comply to the ANSI spec. In that case, if
> > you transmit the following string to the terminal:
> >
> > <ESC>[H<ESC>[J
> >
> > (where <ESC> is the ASCII 0x1B character)
> > then the screen will clear.
> >
> > so just build a file that contains that string, and
> > copy it into a file in flash.
> >
> > Now enter the command "more FILENAME" and your screen
> > should clear.
> >
> > You could even create an alias "cls" or "clear" to this
> > command, for the benefit of those with DOS or Unix on
> > the brain.
> >
> > There might be a cleaner way to do all this using Tcl.
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Aaron
> >
> > ---
> >
> > ~ > > ~ >Hi all,
> > ~ >
> > ~ >am looking a command that permit to clear screen for telnet session to > the
> > ~ >router
> > ~ >
> > ~ >as "cls" for Dos or "clear" for Unix and Linux
> > ~
> > ~ I don't think Cisco has a clear screen.
> > ~
> > ~ >and what's the commande for clear current line as "scape" touch is > pressed
> > ~ >under Dos
> > ~
> > ~ Control-U
> >
the cleanest way to do this is a little trick, just select the text and drag and drop in the main CPT window and it will evetually clean, idon't know how it work but it works