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ta very much.<br />
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that saves me pulling any more hair out!!
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ta very much.

that saves me pulling any more hair out!!

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is there an alternative command to using tput cup for cursor positioning in the korn shell?<br />
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the shell i use does not have this command built into it.<br />
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basically i just need to be able to move back couple of lines to output a message over the top of an existing one.
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is there an alternative command to using tput cup for cursor positioning in the korn shell?

the shell i use does not have this command built into it.

basically i just need to be able to move back couple of lines to output a message over the top of an existing one.

tput cup alternative command

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