qdosmsq:traps:trap_3:scur

SD_POS/IOW_SCUR etc

These traps set the position of the cursor.

TrapValue in D0.BAction
SD_POS/IOW_SCUR$10Set cursor using character co-ordinates
SD_TAB/IOW_SCOL$11Set cursor to the horizontal character position
SD_NL/IOW_NEWL$12Set cursor to start of next line
SD_PCOL/IOW_PCOL$13Move cursor to previous character
SD_NCOL/IOW_NCOL$14Move cursor to next character
SD_PROW/IOW_PROW$15Move cursor to previous line
SD_NROW/IOW_NROW$16Move cursor to next line
Call ParametersReturn Parameters
D0.BSee aboveD0.LCorrupted?
D1.LColumn number D1.LCorrupted.
D2.LRow number D2.LPreserved.
D3.WTimeoutD3.LPreserved.
A0.LChannel ID A0.LPreserved.

Errors

ERR_NCNot complete.
ERR_NOChannel not open.
ERR_ORPosition out of window

Notes

  • All registers not shown above are not used on entry and are preserved on exit.
  • The value in D1 is only relevant for SD_POS/IOW_SCUR and SD_TAB/IOW_SCOL.
  • The value in D2 is only needed for SD_POS/IOW_SCUR.
  • Any pending newline is cancelled by these traps.
  • If there is an error the cursor position is unchanged.

Example

The example below shows the use of this trap call to place the cursor to a particular character position in the window. It is assumed that A0 contains the channel ID. 

place   moveq   #-1,d3          ; Timeout
        moveq   #4,d1           ; To the fifth character . .
        moveq   #6,d2           ; . . on the seventh line
        moveq   #sd_pos,d0      ; $10
        trap    #3              ; Set the cursor
        tst.l   d0              ; OK? . .
        bne     error           ; . . no!
  • qdosmsq/traps/trap_3/scur.txt
  • Last modified: 2009/05/14 16:56
  • by george.gwilt