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getcur(3G)							    getcur(3G)

NAME
     getcur - returns the cursor characteristics

FORTRAN 77 SPECIFICATION
     subroutine getcur(index, color, wtm, b)
     integer*2 index, color, wtm
     logical b

PARAMETERS
     index   expects the variable into which the system writes the index of
	     the current cursor.  The cursor index is an index into a table of
	     cursor bitmaps.

     color   is an obsolete parameter.	It is retained for compatibility with
	     previous releases.

     wtm     is an obsolete parameter.	It is retained for compatibility with
	     previous releases.

     b	     expects the variable into which the system returns a boolean
	     indicating if the cursor in visible in the current window.

DESCRIPTION
     getcur returns the index of the current cursor and a boolean value
     indicating if the cursor is visible in the current window.	 (The cursor
     will not be visible if cursof has been called.)

SEE ALSO
     curson, defcur, setcur

NOTE
     This routine is available only in immediate mode.

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