function::ansi_cursor_hide - Linux
Overview
ansi_cursor_hide conceals the cursor (text input indicator) in the terminal window, enhancing the overall user interface by eliminating visual distractions.
Syntax
ansi_cursor_hide
Options/Flags
None
Examples
- Hide the cursor in the current terminal window:
ansi_cursor_hide
Common Issues
None
Integration
ansi_cursor_hide can be used in conjunction with ansi_cursor_show to control cursor visibility dynamically. For example, a script could hide the cursor while running a long-running process to minimize visual clutter.
Related Commands
- tput: Controls various terminal settings, including cursor movement and visibility
- console: Sets and retrieves console settings, including cursor behavior