griffin@frith.msu.edu (Danny Griffin) (08/15/90)
On pg. 641 of 1.3 RKM:Libraries and Devices it says that the ConUnit structure cu_XCP and cu_YCP are the current line and column position of the cursor. On pg. D-3 of 1.3 RKM:Includes and Autodocs it says that cu_XCP and cu_YCP are character positions, and cu_XCCP and cu_YCCP are the cursor positions. Could someone please explain the difference between cu_XCP and cu_XCCP? -- Dan Griffin griffin@frith.egr.msu.edu "Crritic!" -- Estragon
jms@tardis.Tymnet.COM (Joe Smith) (08/26/90)
In article <1990Aug15.060144.23409@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> griffin@frith.msu.edu (Danny Griffin) writes:
:On pg. 641 of 1.3 RKM:Libraries and Devices it says that the ConUnit structure
:cu_XCP and cu_YCP are the current line and column position of the cursor.
:
:On pg. D-3 of 1.3 RKM:Includes and Autodocs it says that cu_XCP and cu_YCP are
:character positions, and cu_XCCP and cu_YCCP are the cursor positions.
:
:Could someone please explain the difference between cu_XCP and cu_XCCP?
As I understand it, cu_XCP varies from 1 to 80 and cu_YCP from 1 to 25,
while cu_XCCP varies from 0 to 639 and cu_YCCP from 0 to 199.
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