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Latest revision as of 15:29, 7 December 2009
Purpose
Function to return the number of screen columns
Syntax
SCOLS()
See Also
COL(), MAXCOL(), MAXROW(), PCOL(), PROW(), ROW(), SROWS()
Description
The SCOLS() function returns the number of columns being used on the current terminal. The return value is numeric data type. In Recital addressable column numbers range from 0 to 79, however some programs may change this number to 80 or more. SCOLS() may be used to determine how screen or printed displays are affected by such changes.
Example
?scols() 79
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