This member of RFTerminal Object is supported on iOS, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, Palm, and DOS.
An RF device can use one of two different cursor types: a hardware based blinking block or a software based solid carrot. The SetCursorMode method remotely sets the state of an RF device's cursor.
VB
bStatus = object.SetCursorMode (nCursor)
VC++
HRESULT hr = object->SetCursorMode (short nCursor, BOOL *bStatus);
Return Value
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bStatus |
The status of the function returned as Boolean True or False values. Use the RFGetLastError method to return the error value. |
Parameters
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nCursor |
The cursor state for the RF device. The possible values are: HARDWARECURSOR - Hardware blinking block cursor. SOFTWARECURSOR - Software v-type cursor. |
Remarks
For network efficiency purposes, any changes made to an RF device will not take effect until the SetTerminalInfo Method is called. This allows you to change multiple options through the use of a single radio packet rather than using a radio packet for each option.
Example
See the RFTerminal Samples.
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