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Tk Library Procedures                         Tk_SetCaretPos(3TK)



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NAME
     Tk_SetCaretPos - set the display caret location

SYNOPSIS
     #include 

     int
     Tk_SetCaretPos(tkwin, x, y, height)

ARGUMENTS
     Tk_Window    tkwin              (in)      Token for window.

     int          x                  (in)      Window-relative  x
                                               coordinate.

     int          y                  (in)      Window-relative  y
                                               coordinate.

     int          h                  (in)      Height   of    the
                                               caret  in the win-
                                               dow.
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DESCRIPTION
     Tk_SetCaretPos sets the caret location for  the  display  of
     the specified Tk_Window tkwin.  The caret is the per-display
     cursor location used for indicating global  focus  (e.g.  to
     comply  with Microsoft Accessibility guidelines), as well as
     for location of the over-the-spot XIM (X Input  Methods)  or
     Windows IME windows.


KEYWORDS
     caret, cursor

ATTRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:














Tk                      Last change: 8.4                        1






Tk Library Procedures                         Tk_SetCaretPos(3TK)



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    |   ATTRIBUTE TYPE   |  ATTRIBUTE VALUE|
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    | Availability       |  runtime/tk-8   |
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    | Interface Stability|  Uncommitted    |
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NOTES
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