// Clears the screen and the underlying virtual screen. This forces the entire
// screen to be rewritten from scratch. This will cause likely cause a
// noticeable flicker because the screen is completely cleared before
// redrawing it. This is probably not what you want. Instead, you should
// probably use the Erase() function. It is the same as called Erase() followed
// by a call to ClearOk().
func (w *Window) Clear() error {
if C.wclear(w.win) == C.ERR {
return errors.New("Failed to clear screen")
}
return nil
}
func (win *Window) Clear() {
C.wclear((*C.WINDOW)(win))
}
func (w *Window) Clear() {
C.wclear(w.win)
}
/* Clears the window, erasing any content on it */
func (w *Window) Clear() {
C.wclear((*C.WINDOW)(w))
}
func (win *Window) Clear() {
C.wclear(win.cwin)
}
func (win *Window) Clear() {
in()
defer out()
C.wclear((*C.WINDOW)(win))
}
func (win *Window) Clear() error {
if C.wclear((*C.WINDOW)(win)) == C.ERR {
return CursesError{"wclear failed"}
}
return nil
}