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    <p>A while ago I created a class to be a status text on which you can change part of the content of the text within the line. It might be useful to you.</p> <p>The class with an example use are:</p> <pre><code>class StatusText def initialize(parms={}) @previous_size = 0 @stream = parms[:stream]==nil ? $stdout : parms[:stream] @parms = parms @parms[:verbose] = true if parms[:verbose] == nil @header = [] @onChange = nil pushHeader(@parms[:base]) if @parms[:base] end def setText(complement) text = "#{@header.join(" ")}#{@parms[:before]}#{complement}#{@parms[:after]}" printText(text) end def cleanAll printText("") end def cleanContent printText "#{@parms[:base]}" end def nextLine(text=nil) if @parms[:verbose] @previous_size = 0 @stream.print "\n" end if text!=nil line(text) end end def line(text) printText(text) nextLine end #Callback in the case the status text changes #might be useful to log the status changes #The callback function receives the new text def onChange(&amp;block) @on_change = block end def pushHeader(head) @header.push(head) end def popHeader @header.pop end def setParm(parm, value) @parms[parm] = value if parm == :base @header.last = value end end private def printText(text) #If not verbose leave without printing if @parms[:verbose] if @previous_size &gt; 0 #go back @stream.print "\033[#{@previous_size}D" #clean @stream.print(" " * @previous_size) #go back again @stream.print "\033[#{@previous_size}D" end #print @stream.print text @stream.flush #store size @previous_size = text.gsub(/\e\[\d+m/,"").size end #Call callback if existent @on_change.call(text) if @on_change end end a = StatusText.new(:before =&gt; "Evolution (", :after =&gt; ")") (1..100).each {|i| a.setText(i.to_s); sleep(1)} a.nextLine </code></pre> <p>Just copy, paste in a ruby file and try it out. I use escape sequences to reposition the cursor.</p> <p>The class has lots of features I needed at the time (like piling up elements in the status bar) that you can use to complement your solution, or you can just clean it up to its core.</p> <p>I hope it helps.</p>
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    1. COThis seems to be limited to the last line too, also it does not give me any possibility to determine the width of the console-buffer.
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    3. COThe modifications are indeed limited to the last line. The method nextLine just adds a new line but does not allow the modifications on the previous one. I haven't thought on how to determine the width of console buffer. As I said, it is a solution I used in a project of mine that I believe can be well adapted to what you want.
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