Procomm Go To Command

[RoReaves]

I am new at this. I am trying to write a Procomm Script. I need to know how to write a go to command. I need the cursor to go to a specific place on the screen. I can put in each individual space movements or think I can go to the place faster using a some type of "go to" command which will carry me to the specific place. Help!!

 

[knob]

You need to define a label at the location you want to jump to and then use goto with that label to jump there. Here's the example from the help file:

proc main
integer Loops = 0 ; Integer to count loops.

Label: ; Define a label to jump to.
Loops++ ; Increment our loop counter.
if Loops < 3 ; If the number of loops is still
goto Label ; less than 3, jump to label.
endif
usermsg "%d" Loops ; Display number of loops.
endproc

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[EDHills]

I think he meant moving the cursor, which see below for usage of "setpointer" command, it's just copied out of help. Honestly, I think that's not what he/you wants/want either.. Outline the problem that you're trying to solve a little better and someone, maybe even me, will try to help


proc main
integer NewX, NewY ; New X and Y location for mouse cursor.

for NewX = 0 upto 639 by 10 ; Loop through every 10 pixels X.
for NewY = 0 upto 479 by 10 ; Loop through every 10 pixels Y.
setpointer NewX NewY ; Set cursor location to X and Y.
endfor
endfor
endproc

 

[knob]

Wow, not sure how I totally missed that one. In that case, the locate command should do what the original poster was looking for.

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