Robert,
I've been making fairly good progress at coming to terms
with the 'user-array' helper (including read-only tables, "fixed"
writeable column objects and automatic row creation). I've got some
ideas brewing for how this might possibly be developed, but first
there are a couple of areas that I haven't quite got my head round.
The first is how to delete a particular row from a table.
The 'delete_row' hook routine seems to be concerned with releasing
the per-row data structure, rather than removing it from the table
container. There seems to be some code within the helper handler
itself for deleting a row, but this seems to be linked with the
RowStatus checking, rather than anything more general.
What's the approved way for removing a row using this helper?
The other area that I'm not clear about yet is how to implement a
table controlled via a RowStatus object. The 'create_row' hook
seems to activate the automatic creation of rows (i.e. simply
writing to a missing instance). But this isn't what's needed
for a pure RowStatus-controlled table.
How should this be implemented?
Dave
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