WMove() - Moves a window to a specified place
 Moves a window to a specified place
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 Syntax

     WMove( <nRow>, <nCol> [, <nWindow> ]) --> nWindow 

 Arguments

     <nRow> is the row of the top right coordinate for the new position

     <nCol> is the column of the top right coordinate for the new position

     <nWindow> is an optional parameter for the window to move. If no
     window parameters is passed then the current window is moved.

 Returns

     WMove() returns the number of the window that was moved. If an invalid
     window was passed down, then a -1 is returned.

 Description

     WMove() allows you to move a window to the specified coordinates.

 Notes

     ■  nRow() and nCol() are relative to WBoard()

     ■  If the edge of the application window/screen is on the edge of the
        physical screen and WMode(), for that edge, has been toggled to .T.,
        then you may move windows off of that side of the screen.

        For example in split screen mode, i.e. 80x50 the application window
        appears in the top of the screen with the top, left and right edges
        in their natural place, if WMode() were called with:

                WMode(.T., .T., .T.)

        then you would be able to move windows left, up and right outside of
        the screen borders, but now down.

 Examples

     ■  This example moves the current window to physical coordinates 10, 10


        WBoard( 10, 10, MaxRow()-10, MaxCol()-10 )

        WMove( 0, 0 )



 Files:  Library is MRWINDOW.LIB.