func MoveCursor(x, y uint16) error #4
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… from int16 to uint16 on windows (no neg coords)
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Added
MoveCursorfunction to move the cursor anywhere on the terminal, both onclear_others.goandclear_windows.go.The function takes uint16 as opposed to short (int16) because there are no negative coordinates. On windows also changed the
coords{x, y}struct to take in uint16 rather than short.Added
outOfRangeerror so the function can return it if the coordinates are out of range of the terminal size (screen.Size()).Added a function call to the example (main) package.
Ran
go mod tidy.