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Revision as of 11:53, 26 August 2005
| ⇔ | The #nextCPosX system variable determines the x-coordinate of where the next container/gump will open. |
| Note: | The "Offset interface windows rather than perfectly stacking them" option, in Interface options (Mouse Icon) must be turned on for the #nextCPosX and #nextCPosY variables to work. |
Example
; Open bank box at 10,10 set #nextCPosX 10 set #nextCPosY 10 msg bank$ halt
See also
| Main Page | Documentation |
