Is there “oldline” character in Java?

问题

Is there exist the opposite to the newline '\n' character in Java which will move back to the previous line in the console?

回答1:

ASCII doesn't standardize a "line starve" or reverse line feed control character. Some character based terminals/terminal emulators recognize control code sequences that move the cursor up a line; these aren't Java-specific, and depend on your OS and configuration. Here's a starting point if you're using Linux: http://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/online/pages/man4/console_codes.4.html

回答2:

Java supports Unicode, which has the character "REVERSE LINE FEED" (U+008D). In Java it would be '\u008D' (as a char) or "\u008D" (as a String). Whether this would do what you want on a console, printout, or whatever, depends on the device. Java does not define any behavior for that character.

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