Is there a way to write a line the length of the buffer without making a new line below

I’m trying to write a string of text that is the width of the buffer (and window) using Console.Write(). The problem is that when the string reaches the buffer width, it’ll make a new line, which is a problem since I have a set buffer and window height as well, so it cuts off the top line. I need there to be text fit in the entire line, so I can’t just cut it short.

You will need to access the buffer directly, as Console.Write treats the buffer as a text stream. This involves calling Windows API functions (P/Invoke).
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