Aside from curses stuff, there's these modules that let you use ANSI escape sequences. Here are some features of Term::ANSIScreen: 
The :cursor function set
locate [EXPR, EXPR] 
Sets the cursor position. The first argument is its row number, and th
+e second one its column number. If omitted, the cursor will be locate
+d at (1,1).

up [EXPR] 
down [EXPR] 
left [EXPR] 
right [EXPR] 
Moves the cursor toward any direction for EXPR characters. If omitted,
+ EXPR is 1.

savepos 
loadpos 
Saves/restores the current cursor position.

The :screen function set
cls 
Clears the screen with the current background color, and set cursor to
+ (1,1).

clline 
Clears the current row with the current background color, and set curs
+or to the 1st column.

clup 
Clears everything above the cursor.

cldown 
Clears everything below the cursor.

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The instructions didn't make it clear that it wouldn't work on Windows XP, so it made me waste alot of time, but maybe it will work for you.

In reply to Re: organize console as a fixed table by Wassercrats
in thread organize console as a fixed table by Anonymous Monk

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