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Revision as of 14:22, 3 June 2009
Class
Screen Forms
Purpose
Position the cursor on the screen and clear to the end of the line
Syntax
@<expN1>,<expN2>
See Also
@...BOX, @...CLEAR, @...FILL, @...GET, @...MENU, @...PROMPT, @...SAY, @...SCROLL, @...TO, CREATE REPORT, COL(), PCOL(), PROW(), ROW(), SET ALTERNATE, SET DEVICE, SET PRINT, SET PRINTER, TREPORT
Description
The @ command is used to position the cursor at the specified row, <expN1> and column, <expN2> on the screen, and then clear to the end of the row. Rows on the screen are addressable from 0 to the height of the screen display, and columns are addressable from 0 to 79. If SET DEVICE TO PRINT has been issued, any range is addressable and the print head of the printer is positioned at the row, column specified.
Example
@0,0 @i+1,j
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
