Dave Peticolas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Another solution to my particular problem would be a function to
> > return the number (count) of changed cells. If the count != 1 then I
> > know that something else was changed other than the cell in question.
>
> This sounds much better. If we need something more general, returning
> a list of changed cells would work, too.
Either one would work for me. I'm not sure which approach would be
easiest.
Question: What would be the ramification of changing
gboolean gnc_table_current_cursor_changed();
to
gint gnc_table_current_cursor_changed();
???
Or would it be better (and faster) to add a new function? (Perhaps
I could convince you to quickly add something? ;)
> dave
-derek
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