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ROW()


Syntax:     ROW()

Purpose:    To return the current row position of the cursor on the
            screen.

Returns:    An integer numeric value.

            ROW() returns the current row position of the cursor
            beginning with zero as the first screen row.

Usage:      ROW() is useful when you use relative addressing within a
            program for cursor positioning.  For example, the statement

            @ ROW() + 5, 1 SAY SPACE(0)

            positions the cursor five rows below its current location.

Library:    CLIPPER.LIB


----------------------------------- Examples -------------------------------

   @ 1, 1 SAY "this is line"
   @ ROW(), COL() + 1 SAY "one"
   @ ROW() + 1, 1 SAY "this is line two"

   Results:

   this is line one
   this is line two