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    ResetTerminal

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    1. ResetTerminal

    ResetTerminal#

    Sends the RIS "Reset to Initial State" escape sequence (ESC-c) to the output side of the current pane, causing the terminal emulator to reset its state.

    This will reset tab stops, margins, modes, graphic rendition, palette, activate the primary screen, erase the display and move the cursor to the home position.

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