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include debug.inc
 
Mono_Out_At Row, Column, String, nocrlf
 
The Mono_Out_At macro calls the Set_Mono_Cur_Pos service to position the
cursor, then calls the Out_Mono_String service to display the given string.
 
Parameter  Description
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Row        Specifies the row to place the first character of the string.
 
Column     Specifies the column in which to place the first character of the
           string.
 
String     Specifies the string to display. The string must be enclosed in
           double quotation marks. The string can contain register
           placeholders in the same forms as described for the
           Out_Mono_String service.
 
nocrlf     Specifies whether the macro should not append a newline and
           carriage return character combination to the end of the string.
           If the parameter is not given, the macro appends the character
           combination by default.
 
Return Value
 
This macro has no return value.
 
Comments
 
The assembler generates code for the macro only if the constant DEBUG is
defined before including the DEBUG.INC file.
 
Example
 
The following example writes a string starting at the position (10,10) on
the secondary display device:
 
Mono_Out_At 10,10,"Element not found"
 
See Also
 
Out_Mono_String, Set_Mono_Cur_Pos
 
 
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