>>-SysCurPos(-+------------+-)---------------------------------><
+-row,column-+Returns the cursor position in the form row col and optionally moves the cursor to a new location.
Parameters:
The row to move to.
The column to move to.
Note: Position (0,0) is the upper left corner.
You can call SysCurPos without a column and row position to obtain the cursor position without moving the cursor.
Example:
/* Code */ call SysCls parse value SysCurPos() with row col say "Cursor position is "row", "col /* Output */ Cursor position is 0, 0