SysCurPos

Function:

SysCurPos
Syntax:
pos = SysCurPos(row, col)

pos

The position of the cursor upon the calling of SysCurPos in the form 'row col'.
row
The row on the screen to move to.
col
The column on the screen to move to.

┴╓: Position (0,0) is at the upper left. You may call SysCurPos without parameters to check the current cursor position without changing it.

Purpose:
Move the cursor to the specified row and column and/or query the current/previous cursor position.

Example:

 /* Code */
 call SysCls
 parse value SysCurPos() with row col
 say 'Cursor position is 'row', 'col

 /* Output */
 Cursor position is 0, 0

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