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Wondering if it’s possible to print a carriage return without a line feed in erlang? i.e. equivalent to printf("this will be replaced next time \r"); in C.
Had a look through the io:format() documentation and didn’t see anything. It only seems to support ~n, equivalent to carriage return+line feed pair (‘\n’ in C).
Thx.
“\r” is a perfectly valid escape sequence in Erlang. So you can do just
Check the reference manual for other escape sequences.