Re: differentiate between Enter vs. CHECK(ER)?

["Carel Teijgeler" <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello  Dan,

Instead of testing the AID bytes, which get the same value after pressing enter 
or leaving a field with CHECK(ER), you can calculate the cursor position using 
the CURLOC keyword;
or use the RTNCSRLOC and test the second value on this keyword for the field 
the cursor was in. I do not know, if the system returns the fieldname which you 
have atributed with CHECK(ER), as the user intended to leave that field.

Regards.
Carel Teijgeler

======= At 2002-06-19, 13:19:00 you wrote: =======

>Is there a way to differentiate in an RPG-IV program whether the Enter key
>was pressed by the user, or "Enter" is returned to the program because of
>the CHECK(ER) doing its thing?  I want to position the cursor differently
>between the two.
>
>I have an AID constants template that defines all of the AID bytes, and I
>see one that I've called $FAES having a constant value of x'3F', which is
>documented as "Automatic Enter (Selector Light Pen)".  I set up a test
>program to see the AID byte that gets returned from CHECK(ER); the AID byte
>comes back as x'F1' (Enter).

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