cant fix: "CLEAR: command not found" when trying to execute in terminal. "CLEAR" is part of code not the command to wipe the terminal screen
by Kintaro from LinuxQuestions.org on (#56EJS)
Hey guys,
Im currently going through a bash-script tutorial.
Unfortunately its from a magazine, so its difficult to show you the exact tutorial.
However a line in the code say i=0; CLEAR; CIVIS;NULL=/dev/null
and when I try to execute the file I get the notion "CLEAR: command not found".
I checked for typos or anything, but I cant find any. Also Im not sure, where to find the correct syntax for the clear-command. Web searches simply show problems with the terminal command.
The code example also is something above my actual horizon and the tutorial also says so Id still like to know, what went wrong there.
I hope I could make my problem "clear" ;).
Thanks in advance.
K
Im currently going through a bash-script tutorial.
Unfortunately its from a magazine, so its difficult to show you the exact tutorial.
However a line in the code say i=0; CLEAR; CIVIS;NULL=/dev/null
and when I try to execute the file I get the notion "CLEAR: command not found".
I checked for typos or anything, but I cant find any. Also Im not sure, where to find the correct syntax for the clear-command. Web searches simply show problems with the terminal command.
The code example also is something above my actual horizon and the tutorial also says so Id still like to know, what went wrong there.
I hope I could make my problem "clear" ;).
Thanks in advance.
K