Single line status updates with minimal update sequences.
This is available as an output mode in cs.logutils.
Example:
upd = Upd(sys.stdout)
...
upd.out('status line text: position = %d', position_value)
...
upd.nl('an informational line')
...
upd.out('new status text')
Function cleanupAtExit()
Cleanup function called at programme exit to clear the status line.
Class Upd
A class for maintaining a regularly updated status line.
Function upd_for(stream)
Factory for Upd singletons keyed by the id of their backend.
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