doCls

doCls is a command-line utility primarily used in Windows environments for managing console (command prompt) settings. Its core function is to clear the console screen, similar to the CLS command found in DOS and Windows command prompt. However, doCls offers additional features and customization options that make it more versatile than the built-in CLS command.

One of the key distinctions of doCls is its ability to not only clear the screen but also to control the cursor position and modify console attributes like color and title. Users can specify the desired cursor row and column after clearing the screen, allowing for more structured output or the creation of simple text-based interfaces. Furthermore, doCls enables the setting of the console window's title, which can be useful for differentiating between multiple command prompt instances or for providing context to the running processes.

The utility is often employed in scripting scenarios where precise control over the console's appearance is desired. This can include batch files, PowerShell scripts, or other automation tasks that benefit from a clean and organized console output. While the standard CLS command simply clears the visible text, doCls provides a more programmatic approach to console manipulation, making it a valuable tool for developers and system administrators who need to fine-tune their command-line interactions. Its portability and ease of use have contributed to its adoption in various scripting workflows.