Here is a quick and easy method that will help you clear the console in your Java based application. It takes about 3-5 minutes, and is simple to use.
Simple but powerful way to clear out the console.
Although the console is a useful tool, it does have its limitations. You can only clear the console of a very limited number of errors and messages. But those limitations don’t mean you can’t clear the console of messages, errors, and other diagnostic information. If you do a lot of debugging and testing, you can also clear the console of all of that information.
You can also clear the console of all text, the console will only clear the text that is within an array. But you cant remove the console of a particular type. For example, if you have a text file that you want to clear the console of, you cant do that with the console. So, it’s only useful if you know exactly what you want to do.
You can clear the console of a file by setting the File.getline() methods to null. This will give you a string with the contents of the console.
You can also clear the console of a specific text type by setting the Console.setText methods to null. This will give you a String object with the contents of the console.
In Java, a String object is just a bunch of text. In this case it’s quite a bit more than that. You could make a String object out of the console if you wanted to. But this is just a more obvious way to clear the console of text.
My favorite way to clear the console of characters is to set the console’s background to null.
This is another way that games can make the console’s background white. And it’s a pretty cool effect it that also has the added benefit of making all the text white. I can’t say that I’ll ever use it.
All other console games have some kind of white background so I don’t know how to get rid of it.