So, I tried this. In the traverse() callback in
split-register-control.c I have a block of code that reads:
do
{
BasicCell *cell;
const char *ddue;
if (!gnc_cell_name_equal (cell_name, TYPE_CELL))
break;
cell = gnc_table_layout_get_cell (reg->table->layout, DDUE_CELL);
if (!cell)
break;
if (gnc_table_layout_get_cell_changed (reg->table->layout,
TYPE_CELL, FALSE)) {
const char *ddue_str;
PWARN ("type cell changed: refresh cursor");
ddue_str = gnc_split_register_get_due_date_string (reg, virt_loc);
gnc_basic_cell_set_value (cell, ddue_str);
/* Note: How to set the editability? */
}
} while (FALSE);
Unfortunately it STILL doesn't clear out the value of the DDUE_CELL.
My PWARN()s are telling me that it should be doing that. Also, I
haven't figured out how to reset the editability of a cell in the
current cursor, either.
Suggestions?
-derek
> Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Ah, I left out an important detail: for editable fields,
> > the contents of the current cursor are controlled by the
> > cells, not by the entry callbacks. So if you want to
> > change the contents of an editable column in the
> > current cursor, you need to change the cell itself.
> >
> > That should work without adding the extra call.
> >
> > dave
>
> Ahh, so this implies that I need to reset the DDUE_CELL directly from
> the traverse() callback, right? How do I change the editability of a
> 'column' within the current cursor?
>
> -derek
>
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