Sharp MZ-800 - Page 67

CURSOR
Format
Explanation
See also
CURSOR <X-coordinate>, <Y-coordinate>
Abbreviated Format
CU.
The CURSOR statement moves the cursor to a specified position on the screen. It
can be used together with the PRINT and INPUT statements to display characters
at any desired location. The value of the < X-coordinate > must fall within the range
for the screen mode specified in the INIT statement. The value of the
<Y-coordinate> must be an integer from 0 to 24. If the value specified for either
X or Y is other than an integer, it is converted to one by truncating the decimal
fraction before the cursor is moved.
10 CURSOR! 8: 10 siseciiacs Moves the cursor to point (8,10). After this statement
is executed, when a PRINT or INPUT statement is
executed the display will start at this point.
() 8 39
1 r
9 (8,10)
24
<40-character screen mode >
TAB, SPC
6-10