Re: Knowing cursor position (row,column) of Screen ?

My object is well fulfilled with RTNCSRLOC, because I just wanted to know 
the field name.

Thanks to all of you.

Best Regards,

Luqman



"DeLong, Eric" <EDeLong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in 
message 
news:7B448EABE941D34D8648522FD07AA6390B6B5858@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> As others have pointed out, RTNCSRLOC is probably the best way to go.
> However, you asked about returning row and column to allow you to figure 
> out
> which field you're in.  Doing this required you to hard-code row/column
> coordinates to translate position to name, which is clunky and can cause
> problems if the screen ever changes.  Much beter to use the alternate form
> of RTNCSRLOC, which returns cursor position by format name, field name, 
> and
> position in the field....
>
> Here's a little sample I used once to try out mousable screens, that uses
> cursor location.
>
> A                                      DSPSIZ(24 80 *DS3)
> A                                      INDARA
> A          R TEST2
> A                                      CF03(03)
> A                                      CF13(13)
> A                                      CF14(14)
> A                                      CF15(15)
> A                                      CF16(16)
> A                                      RTNCSRLOC(*RECNAME &$CURREC 
> &$CURFL-
> A                                      D &$CURPOS)
> A                                      MOUBTN(*ULD CF13)
> A                                      MOUBTN(*ULP CF14)
> A                                      MOUBTN(*URD CF15)
> A                                      MOUBTN(*URP CF16)
> A            $CURREC       10A  H
> A            $CURFLD       10A  H
> A            $CURPOS        4S 0H
> A                                  1  2DATE
> A                                      EDTCDE(Y)
> A                                  2  2TIME
> A                                  8 21'Event:'
> A            EVENT         14   O  8 29
> A                                  9 21'Button:'
> A            LASTFLD       10   O  9 29
> A*
> A            $FNCHANGE      8A  O 12 29DSPATR(RI)
> A                                      DFTVAL(' Change ')
> A                                      COLOR(BLU)
> A            $FNCANCEL      8A  O 12 39DSPATR(RI)
> A                                      DFTVAL(' Cancel ')
> A                                      COLOR(BLU)
> A  31        $FNNEXT       10A  O 12 49DSPATR(RI)
> A                                      DFTVAL(' Next ->> ')
> A                                      COLOR(BLU)
>
>
>
>
> FTestMouse2CF   E             Workstn
> F                                     IndDS($DspInd)
>
> *File Indicator Data-Structure - Interface for INDARA
> D $DspInd         DS
> D* Function Keys Controls
> D   $F03                  3      3N   Inz(*Off)
> D   $F13                 13     13N   Inz(*Off)
> D   $F14                 14     14N   Inz(*Off)
> D   $F15                 15     15N   Inz(*Off)
> D   $F16                 16     16N   Inz(*Off)
> D   $ShowNext            31     31N   Inz(*Off)
>
>
>
> C                   ExFmt     Test2
> C
> C                   Select
> C                   When      $F03
> C                   Seton                                        LR
> C                   Return
> C
> C                   When      $CurFld = '$FNCANCEL'
> C                   Eval      LastFld = $CurFld
> C                   Eval      $ShowNext = *Off
> C
> C                   When      $CurFld = '$FNCHANGE'
> C                   Eval      LastFld = $CurFld
> C                   Eval      $ShowNext = not $ShowNext
> C
> C                   When      $CurFld = '$FNNEXT'
> C                   Eval      LastFld = $CurFld
> C                   EndSl
> C
> C                   Select
> C                   When      $F13
> C                   Eval      event = 'L Dbl Clk'
> C                   When      $F14
> C                   Eval      event = 'L Sng Clk'
> C                   When      $F15
> C                   Eval      event = 'R Dbl Clk'
> C                   When      $F16
> C                   Eval      event = 'R Sng Clk'
> C                   EndSl
>
>
>
> Eric DeLong
> Sally Beauty Company
> MIS-Project Manager (BSG)
> 940-297-2863 or ext. 1863
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf 
> Of Luqman
> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2005 8:33 AM
> To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Knowing cursor position (row,column) of Screen ?
>
>
> How can I know, which row/column the cursor is ? I want to retrieve the
> current field name on which the cursor is, so that I can display list of
> that field.
>
> For example:
>
> I have one record format with 02 fields, supplier and location, if cursor 
> is
> on supplier field and user press F4, supplier list should be appear, if
> cursor is on location field, and user press F4, the location list should 
> be
> appeard.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Luqman
>
>
>
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