Library /sys$common/syshlp/tpuhelp.hlb CURRENT_LINE  *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

  CURRENT_LINE

     Returns a string representing the current line.  The current line is
     the line on which the active editing point is located.

  Syntax

     string := CURRENT_LINE

  Comments

     If the cursor is free and the current buffer is mapped to a visible
     window, using CURRENT_LINE may result in the insertion of padding
     spaces or lines from the nearest text to the cursor position.

  Example

     my_cur_line := CURRENT_LINE

     Stores in the variable MY_CUR_LINE the string representing the current
     line.

  Related topics

     CURRENT_OFFSET   CURRENT_ROW