CUR
CURDIS
CURSEN
CURSOR_OFF
CURSOR_ON

Syntax: CUR [#channel,] boolean
   and: CURDIS [#ch]
   and: CURSEN [#ch]
   and: CURSOR_OFF [#ch]
   and: CURSOR_ON [#ch]
Location: TinyToolkit (CUR)
          Toolkit II, THOR XVI, Qsound (CURDIS and CURSEN)
          Turbo Toolkit (CURSOR_OFF and CURSOR_ON)

The command CUR with boolean=1 activates the cursor of a window, and it is de-activated with boolean=0. The default channel is #1.

CURDIS and CURSOR_OFF deactivate the cursor.
CURSEN and CURSOR_ON activate the cursor.

NOTE:
Although the cursor was activated, it will not flash until the channel is made into the current keyboard input queue (ie. when it can use PEND, EOF, INKEY$). This may therefore mean that the keys <CTRL><C> will need to be pressed to make this program the active (current) task.

Non-console windows (scr_) cannot be used for input operations (ie. INPUT and INKEY$ cannot be used), nevertheless, the cursor may still be enabled.

INPUT will activate and de-activate the cursor itself.

CROSS-REFERENCE:
See FORCE_TYPE concerning current input queue activation, INKEY$, INPUT and KEYROW for general information.
CURSOR%.
