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PCOL()
PCOL() determines the current column position on the printer, and helps
keep track of printer column positions within programs.
Syntax
PCOL()
Returns
An integer numeric value.
PCOL() returns a numeric value representing the last column position
plus one. For example, if you print a string five characters long
beginning at column one, a subsequent PCOL() returns six.
An EJECT resets PCOL() to zero. If you need to reset the internal
printer column value without performing an EJECT, use SETPRC().
Usage
PCOL() helps keep track of printer column position when you want to
place text on a line relative to other text on the line.
See Also:
PROW
COL
SETPRC
ROW
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