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Updating the Console app screen

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Dave - 10 Nov 2006 21:17 GMT
Can you update an output line in a console app without creating a "new" line?

In other words show:

"Retrieving XML..."
"Updating record 1 of 1000..." <--just update this...

After the app processes record 1, replace that line of text with "Updating
record 2 of 1000" and so on...

I don't want.
"Retrieving XML..."
"Updating record 1 of 1000..."
"Updating record 2 of 1000..."
"Updating record 3 of 1000..."
...
Gabriele G. Ponti - 10 Nov 2006 21:45 GMT
Use Console.CursorLeft (requires .NET Framework 2.0)

For example:

           string formatString = "Updating record {0} of {1}";
           int max = 10000;

           for( int i = 1 ; i <= max ; i++ )
           {
               Console.Write( String.Format( formatString, i, max ) );
               Console.CursorLeft = 0;
           }

> Can you update an output line in a console app without creating a "new"
> line?
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> "Updating record 3 of 1000..."
> ...

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