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Clib Restore Cursor Position Method

The Restore Cursor Position method sets the current file cursor to a position that you specify. You can use it to restore the file cursor to a position that the Clib Get Cursor Position returns. It returns one of the following values:

• If successful, then it returns the following value:

  0

• If not successful, then it returns nonzero and stores the error value in the errno property.

Format

Clib.fsetpos(filePointer, position)

Table 143 describes the arguments for the Restore Cursor Position method.

Example

For an example, see Clib Get Cursor Position Method.

Related Topics

For more information, see the following topics:

• Clib Get Cursor Position Method
• Clib Get Relative Cursor Position Method