How to clear the command prompt? Solved

Question

Hello,

I wrote a program in Pascal, and I would like that every time I launch my application, whatever operation I had previously entered is not displayed, so that I end up with a blank command prompt. Could you tell me how to do this, as every time I launch my application, everything I had previously entered appears beforehand?

Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 17.0

Freedomsoul · Accepted Answer

Execute a Windows command (I don't remember the syntax) but the command is: cls

glennog · Answer

I remind you that my IDE is Turbo Pascal.

glennog · Answer

ok, but how to execute a dos command directly in my pascal program???
for example, in C, after including a library, you had to do system("command")

but in pascal, I haven't tried yet, and I don't know which library to add beforehand

[Dal] · Answer

If I remember correctly (I don't have the TP on hand): under Turbo Pascal, with the crt unit, you should have the clrscr command, which serves this purpose. There is no need to launch a system command.

Dal

develinfo · Answer

Hello,
Just at the beginning of your main program, that is, below BEGIN you write the keyword "clrscr" without the quotes and it works.
example
PROGRAM program_name;
uses crt;
VAR list_of_your_variables;
BEGIN
clrscr;
{Your code here}
END.

glennog · Answer

Thank you all, guys, it works,

How to clear the command prompt?

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