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MSETBOUNDS()
Set screen boundaries for the mouse cursor
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Syntax
MSETBOUNDS( [<nTop>], [<nLeft>], [<nBottom>],
[<nRight>] ) --> NIL
Arguments
<nTop> defines the uppermost allowable screen row for the mouse
cursor or 0 if omitted. This value may range from 0 to the value of
<nBottom>.
<nLeft> defines the leftmost allowable screen column for the mouse
or 0 if omitted. This value may range from 0 to the value of <nRight>.
<nBottom> defines the bottommost screen row for the mouse cursor or
MaxRow() if omitted. This value may range from the value of <nTop> to
MaxRow().
<nRight> defines the rightmost allowable screen column for the mouse
or MaxCol() if omitted. This value may range from the value of <nLeft>
to MaxCol().
Returns
MSETBOUNDS() always returns NIL.
Description
MSETBOUNDS() is a function that is used for setting the region of the
screen that the mouse cursor is restricted to. The default at startup
is the entire screen. This setting is automatically maintained by the
runtime's mouse subsystem when the screen mode is changed, for example,
from the 50-line mode to the 25-line mode.
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