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std::character_at

returns the character at the specified position of the screen

Parameters

screen
x
y

Results

None

Description

The x- and y-coordinates are both one-based.

Attention: This is a low-level function. The arguments are not checked for validity!

Example

character_at(terminal column row)

Topic

Terminal

See also

std::text_colour_at returns the text colour at the specified position of the screen
std::background_colour_at returns the background colour at the specified position of the screen
std::set_character_at sets the character at the given position