TTY-CPP

c++
// terminal cursor control 
void set_row(std::size_t);                  // move cursor to row       
void set_column(std::size_t);               // move cursor to column
void cursor_next(std::size_t);              // moves cursor to beginning of next line, N lines down (default N=1)
void cursor_prev(std::size_t);              // moves cursor to beginning of previous line, N lines up (default N=1)
void cursor_up(std::size_t);                // move the cursor up N lines (default N=1)
void cursor_down(std::size_t);              // move the cursor down N lines (default N=1)
void cursor_right(std::size_t);             // move the cursor forward N columns (default N=1)
void cursor_left(std::size_t);              // move the cursor backward N columns (default N=1)
void cursor_position_report();              // the ANSI code to generate a cursor position report
void cursor_off();                          // hide cursor
void cursor_on();                           // show cursor
cursor_pos_t cursor_position();             // returns the current cursor position (row, column)
void cursor_move(std::size_t, std::size_t); // move cursor by the given row and column
void cursor_set(std::size_t, std::size_t);  // move cursor to given row and column

c++
// terminal cursor control 
void set_row(std::size_t);                  // move cursor to row       
void set_column(std::size_t);               // move cursor to column
void cursor_next(std::size_t);              // moves cursor to beginning of next line, N lines down (default N=1)
void cursor_prev(std::size_t);              // moves cursor to beginning of previous line, N lines up (default N=1)
void cursor_up(std::size_t);                // move the cursor up N lines (default N=1)
void cursor_down(std::size_t);              // move the cursor down N lines (default N=1)
void cursor_right(std::size_t);             // move the cursor forward N columns (default N=1)
void cursor_left(std::size_t);              // move the cursor backward N columns (default N=1)
void cursor_position_report();              // the ANSI code to generate a cursor position report
void cursor_off();                          // hide cursor
void cursor_on();                           // show cursor
cursor_pos_t cursor_position();             // returns the current cursor position (row, column)
void cursor_move(std::size_t, std::size_t); // move cursor by the given row and column
void cursor_set(std::size_t, std::size_t);  // move cursor to given row and column

c++
// clear functions
void clear_screen();  // clear screen
//void clear_buffer();  // clear screen and the scroll-back buffer
void clear_to_eol();  // clear from cursor position to the end of the line
void clear_to_eof();  // clear from cursor position to the end of the screen
void clear_to_sol();  // clear from cursor position to the start of the line
void clear_to_sof();  // clear from cursor position to the start of the screen
void clear_line();    // clear the entire line where the cursor is located
void clear_partial(); // clear from a specific (Y, X) and a custom (width, height) *idea from Newtrodit*

c++
// clear functions
void clear_screen();  // clear screen
//void clear_buffer();  // clear screen and the scroll-back buffer
void clear_to_eol();  // clear from cursor position to the end of the line
void clear_to_eof();  // clear from cursor position to the end of the screen
void clear_to_sol();  // clear from cursor position to the start of the line
void clear_to_sof();  // clear from cursor position to the start of the screen
void clear_line();    // clear the entire line where the cursor is located
void clear_partial(); // clear from a specific (Y, X) and a custom (width, height) *idea from Newtrodit*

c++
// code used in the image above
int main() {
    Term::clear_screen();
    plot_line(0, 15,  66, 15, "─");
    plot_line(34,  0,  0, 34, "╱");
    plot_line(32,  0, 65, 33, "╲");
    plot_line(33,  0, 33, 66, "│");


    Term::cursor_set(14, 33);
    std::cout << "┼";
    Term::cursor_home();

    Term::cursor_down(30); // just to make sure things don't get overwritten :/

    return 0;
}

c++
// code used in the image above
int main() {
    Term::clear_screen();
    plot_line(0, 15,  66, 15, "─");
    plot_line(34,  0,  0, 34, "╱");
    plot_line(32,  0, 65, 33, "╲");
    plot_line(33,  0, 33, 66, "│");


    Term::cursor_set(14, 33);
    std::cout << "┼";
    Term::cursor_home();

    Term::cursor_down(30); // just to make sure things don't get overwritten :/

    return 0;
}