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* Function returns the current program window's upper left corner row position on the desktop. | * Function returns the current program window's upper left corner row position on the desktop. | ||
* Use [[_DESKTOPWIDTH]] and [[_DESKTOPHEIGHT]] to find the current user's Windows desktop resolution to adjust the position with [[_SCREENMOVE]]. | * Use [[_DESKTOPWIDTH]] and [[_DESKTOPHEIGHT]] to find the current user's Windows desktop resolution to adjust the position with [[_SCREENMOVE]]. | ||
* '''[[ | * '''[[Keywords currently not supported by QB64#Keywords not supported in Linux or macOS versions|Keyword not supported in Linux or macOS versions]]''' | ||
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{{CodeStart}}{{Cl|_SCREENMOVE}} {{Cl|_SCREENMOVE|_MIDDLE}} | {{CodeStart}}{{Cl|_SCREENMOVE}} {{Cl|_SCREENMOVE|_MIDDLE}} | ||
{{Cl|_SCREENCLICK}} {{Cl|_SCREENX}} + 10, {{Cl|_SCREENY}} + 10 | {{Cl|_SCREENCLICK}} {{Cl|_SCREENX}} + 10, {{Cl|_SCREENY}} + 10 | ||
{{Cl|PRINT}} "Hello window!" | {{Cl|PRINT}} "Hello window!" | ||
{{CodeEnd}} | {{CodeEnd}} | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 23 January 2023
The _SCREENY function returns the current row pixel coordinate of the program window on the desktop.
Syntax
- positionY& = _SCREENY
Description
- Function returns the current program window's upper left corner row position on the desktop.
- Use _DESKTOPWIDTH and _DESKTOPHEIGHT to find the current user's Windows desktop resolution to adjust the position with _SCREENMOVE.
- Keyword not supported in Linux or macOS versions
Examples
Example: Clicks and opens program window header menu:
_SCREENMOVE _MIDDLE _SCREENCLICK _SCREENX + 10, _SCREENY + 10 PRINT "Hello window!" |
See also