.BOX
WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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WNSupported in Synergy .NET on Windows
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USupported on UNIX
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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.BOX name, height, width[, POSITION(row, column)][, rendition, ...]
Arguments
name
The name of the box (a maximum of 30 characters).
height
The height of the box (number of rows).
width
The width of the box (number of columns).
POSITION (row, column)
(optional) The position specification for the box, indicating the row and column at which the upper-left corner of the box is positioned. If not specified, the position of the box defaults to the current screen position.
rendition
(optional) One or more of the following display renditions:
Blinking (on UNIX and OpenVMS) or italic (on Windows).
Not blinking (on UNIX and OpenVMS) or not italic (on Windows). (default)
Highlighted (or boldfaced).
Not highlighted (or boldfaced). (default)
Assign specified palette#, where palette# is a palette number in
the range 1 to 16.
Highlighted (or boldfaced).
Not highlighted (or boldfaced). (default)
Reverse video.
Normal video. (default)
Underlined.
Not underlined. (default)
Discussion
The .BOX command draws a box in a general or input window.
Examples
This example draws a box with a height of 4 rows, width of 10 columns, at row 3 and column 3 of a window in reverse video.
.box box1, 4, 10, pos(3, 3), reverse