Function Row() Foundation
Determines the screen row where the cursor is currently located.
Row() --> nRow
 Row() returns an integer numeric value in the range of zero to MaxRow() indicating the screen row where the cursor is found.
The screen function Row() indicates the row where the cursor is located. The internal variable whose value is returned by the function Row() is changed by all screen oriented output functions and commands, except the function RestScreen().
The function Row() resembles the function PRow() which returns the current position of the print head.
// In this example, the field structure of a DBF file 
// is listed using the function Row() 
PROCEDURE Main 
   LOCAL aStruct, n 
   CLS 
   USE Address NEW 
   aStruct := DbStruct() 
   FOR n:=1 TO FCount() 
      @ Row()+1, 0     SAY PadR(aStruct[n,1],11) 
      @ Row()  , Col() SAY PadR(aStruct[n,2], 2) 
      @ Row()  , Col() SAY PadL(aStruct[n,3], 3) 
      @ Row()  , Col() SAY PadL(aStruct[n,4], 3) 
   NEXT 
   USE 
RETURN 
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