Use %CursRight to move the command line cursor horizontally to the right one column.
%CursRight may also be entered as %Right.
%CursRight may also be invoked by pressing the RightArrow key.
%CursRight has no operands.
The cursor column can never be beyond column 256, the command line size. However, the cursor is considered to either be "on" the column or "after" the column. If the cursor is "after" the last column of the command line, the cursor shape will change to a vertical line on the right side of the character cell.
If the cursor is currently "on" the last column of the command line, entering %CursRight will cause the cursor to switch from "on" to "after" while leaving the column as is. If the cursor is currently "after" the last column of the command line, entering %CursRight will cause an "EF" error (see below).
Return Codes
EF Operation would move cursor beyond the last column of the command line.
OK Successful.
Examples
Advance the command line cursor horizontally one column:
=> %CursRight