Drawing an Arrow in WinApp: A Helpful Guide

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To draw an arrow in WinApp, users can utilize specific character combinations or graphical methods. The question highlights the challenge of placing hats on the X and Y coordinates to create an arrow shape. A common approach is to use a combination of characters, such as slashes and a greater-than sign, to visually represent an arrow. For more precise graphical representation, users may need to explore drawing functions within the WinApp framework or utilize graphic libraries that support arrow drawing. Clear instructions or hints are sought to resolve this issue quickly.
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Can anyone please tell me how I can draw an arrow in winapp? (--->)
Thanks in advance
 
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This should be a very trivial problem but the fact is that I don't know how to put the hats on the top of my X and Y coordinates? Or do I have tp draw two slashes (/) (\) and a larger mark (>) ? (smile) Newie I am though, please give me some hints/instructions for me to get over this...Need help in urgency.
Thanks a lot
 
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