01:31 <mattb0ne> how does one do the print line where it overwrites so you do not scroll

01:33 <zmatt> I mean, you already have an example for that don't you?

01:34 <mattb0ne> yeah I cut and pasted it

01:34 <mattb0ne> but it scrolled

01:35 <mattb0ne> nm nm

01:35 <mattb0ne> wait

01:35 <zmatt> also be sure the line actually fits in the width of your terminal

01:35 <mattb0ne> if I call a function with the flush end='', flush=True )

01:35 <mattb0ne> multiple times it will scroll

01:36 <zmatt> then you're still doing something wrong

01:36 <zmatt> the "\r" at start is also important

01:36 <mattb0ne> oh

01:37 <mattb0ne> ok I still have that

01:37 <zmatt> just share your code instead of making this a guessing game

01:37 <mattb0ne> lol

01:38 <mattb0ne> https://pastebin.com/fkG8321H

01:40 <zmatt> should be fine if nothing else is printing anything, assuming the line fits on screen without wrapping. though since the line you're printing has variable width you'll want to add the escape sequence at the end like previously (to avoid the issue of stuff remaining on screen after the cursor)

01:41 <mattb0ne> ok

01:52 <mattb0ne> had a print in another file that was going to the same screen