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Is there a function, that clears last line in command prompt? I dont mean ‘cls’ – it clears the whole sreen, I want to delete just the last line.
e.g. I am searching for a file in a folder and its subfolders and I want to print to cmd current folder – but I want to rewrite it, when the folder changes, not just append to the end. I know, this is just a banality, but I am interested how could be it done.
No, there is no command to do this