ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.5)
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 sic [-w]
 "set insert cursor"
 
 DESCRIPTION:
     sic  is  used to relocate the text cursor to the  mouse  cursor's
     current  position.  This command is effective only when the  text
     and  mouse  cursor have been configured to operate  independently
     via  the  '-mouse on' command line option or the  'Ce.mouse:  on'
     resource.

     Ce's default behavior is to have the text cursor follow the mouse
     cursor.   This allows you to move the text cursor via either  the
     mouse  or  the cursor movement keys (typically the  arrow  keys).

     By  using  '-mouse on' or 'Ce.mouse: on', you can move the  mouse
     cursor  without moving the text cursor.  You can then  reposition
     the text cursor by issuing the 'sic' command. A convenient way to
     use  this  command  is  to   assign  it  to  a  particular  key's
     definition,  e.g., 'kd m1 sic ke'.  (Be careful that the key  you
     select  is available and does not already have another convenient
     definition assigned to it.)

     This  command has no effect if the default cursor behavior (text
     cursor following mouse cursor) is used.
 
 PARAMETERS
     -w   -  wrap mode
             Wrap  mode  modifies the behavior of the command  if  the
             mouse  cursor  is to the right of the last  character  of
             data  on the line pointed to by the mouse.  In wrap mode,
             the cursor is placed just past the last character of data
             on the line. This is the newline for that line.

 RELATED HELP FILES:
     mouse         (Mouse/cursor Connect) 
     rowcol        (Character Position)   
     line          (Line Number)          
     sic           (Set Insert Cursor)    
     $             (Dollar)               
     
     curswinCon    (cursor concepts)      
     
     support       (customer support)     
     

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