hohr@cernvax.cern.ch (roger hoh) (11/17/90)
OK, I will sumarize. The right way to find a cursor position is, to initialize the linea trap with: linea0(); then to read: V_CUR_CY and/or V_CUR_CX This works by me, and under MWC. I tried to thank all the responding netters separetely, but a lot of my reply mail bouced. Hope that at least this one goes thru the net :-) Thanks at all. Roger.
woju@mist.sub.org (Wolfgang Jung) (11/21/90)
In <3112@cernvax.cern.ch>, roger hoh writes: >OK, I will sumarize. The right way to find a cursor position >is, to initialize the linea trap with: >linea0(); >then to read: >V_CUR_CY >and/or >V_CUR_CX >This works by me, and under MWC. >I tried to thank all the responding netters separetely, but a >lot of my reply mail bouced. Hope that at least this one goes >thru the net :-) > This is a very dirty way, but the only way.. because those Variables will not be found in TOS 030 (TT) So use it only, if there is no other way.. put ESC E to the Screen and you will get a clear screen, and a homed curser -- Bye,... Don't trust your eyes. It's just an imagination of your brain ! woju@mist.sub.org woju@image.in-berlin.de woju@neon.in-berlin.de (c) by Wolfgang Jung, Berlin (date look at header !!)