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On Linux, when I exit Neovim, the content in the Neovim window is cleared. But on Windows 10, when I exit Neovim, the content is still shown and is not cleared, leaving a lot of empty space (see image below). By the way, I am using Neovim inside cmder.

I have searched with Goolgle, but can not find useful info. A related question is post here, but it is for Linux.

So how to clear the content of Neovim when I exit on Windows 10?

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    I don't have enough experience with Windows to answer, but it might be useful to detail how you are using nvim on Windows 10: via the powershell console, via the WSL, via cygwin or a similar tool, or via something else. I think that would help other people to answer your question.
    – statox
    Nov 15, 2018 at 9:18
  • This depends on your terminal. What terminal are you using? In Vim you can configure it using the terminal options t_..., not sure if this works on Windows cmd. Unfortunately, neovim removed all those special terminal options t_<...>, so cannot say it for neovim. Nov 15, 2018 at 9:50
  • @ChristianBrabandt I am using neovim inside cmder. I have updated this info.
    – jdhao
    Nov 15, 2018 at 9:51

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After more search about related issues. I have finally found a solution which works for Cmder. Open Cmder settings and go to Startup -> Environment, add the following settings:

set TERM=xterm-256color

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Restart Cmder and the issue should disappear.

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    Future readers be warned: this type of explicit setting of TERM only works if the terminal emulator is, in fact, emulating xterm-256color
    – D. Ben Knoble
    Nov 15, 2018 at 16:53
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It worked for me in PowerShell Core by adding

$env:TERM='xterm-256color'

to $PROFILE.

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