Method XbpSLE():setFirstChar() Foundation
Sets the first character visible in the edit window.
:setFirstChar( <nBufferPos> ) --> lSuccess
This method returns the value .T. (true) if the first visible character could be set, otherwise .F. (false) is returned.
The method :setFirstChar() explicitly causes the edit buffer to scroll horizontally by setting the first character in the buffer that is visible at the left side of the entry field.
This method is not supported on the Windows platform.
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