CLS CLS color
The CLS
command is used to clear the screen and return the cursor to the
upper left corner. In other words, CLS
clears the screen, eliminating
everything that was previously printed.
Before printing new data to the screen, it is often useful to use CLS
to
have a clean and tidy space. In combination with other instructions,
CLS
can be used to create simple animations by erasing and redrawing
elements on the screen. It allows you to update the user interface without
leaving traces of previous operations.
The CLS command is generally very fast to execute and can also be used
in graphics mode to clear the entire drawing area. It also has
the ability to set a default background color, if possible. The clearing
occurs with respect to the selected mode, so it will be a “pixel by pixel”
clearing (if in bitmap mode) or “tile by tile” (if in tile mode). In the
second case, the value of the EMPTYTILE
variable will be used,
possibly overridden
Cl
If you have encountered a problem using this command, if you think there is a bug or the explanation is unclear, please open an issue for this keyword on GitHub. Thank you!