| TE_select | Function (ROM Call 0xB1)

textedit.h

void TE_select (TEXT_EDIT *te, unsigned short Low, unsigned short High);

Selects a block of text in the editor, or positions the cursor.

If Low != High, then TE_select selects all character in the text editor described by structure pointed to by te, starting from the character with offset Low up to character with offset High (counted from the begining of the text buffer). This is the operation which editor usually performs when the user uses shift + arrows. Note that you don't need to call TE_select often; usually TE_handleEvent will perform wanted job. This is only needed if you want to select a block of text in the editor independently of pressing of shift + arrows. Note that selected text will not automatically get a focus: you need to call TE_focus to achieve this.
If Low is equal to High, then TE_select positions the cursor to the position Low (counted from the begining of the text buffer).

Uses: TE_focus, TE_unfocus, sf_width, WinBegin, WinChar, WinFill, _du16u16, _mu16u16, ROM Call 0x412
Used by: TE_handleEvent, TE_reopen, cmd_input, cmd_inputstr, cmd_prompt, Dialog, EV_defaultHandler, HomeExecute, EV_quit, GT_Trace