| progress_clear | R Documentation |
Escape hatch for code that is about to write raw console output (e.g.
cat(), print(), or a verbose third-party routine) while a progress
status line is on screen: clears the line so the output starts clean.
The status line reappears on the next progress_update(). No-op when
nothing is displayed.
progress_clear()
Not needed for output that goes through msg() and the other rtemis
writers (they clear automatically), nor for message()/warning()
conditions raised inside progress_lapply() (a calling handler clears
for those). This exists for the one gap that cannot be intercepted:
direct writes to stdout.
NULL invisibly.
EDG
Other progress:
progress_begin(),
progress_end(),
progress_lapply(),
progress_update()
progress_clear() # no-op when no status line is visible
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