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Dave Peticolas
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@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ cells must implement. A BasicCell contains the following data members.
@item char *value
The 'value' of the cell stored as a character string.
@item char input_output
@item guint8 input_output
This is a bit field used for storing flag values. The following flag
values are defined.
@@ -110,13 +110,13 @@ A boolean value indicating whether to use the @code{bg_color}
@section Cellblocks
A @dfn{Cellblock} is an array of active cells. The cells are laid out in
rows and columns order. The cellblock serves as a convenient container
for organizing active cells in an array. It provides several functions.
rows and columns. The cellblock serves as a convenient container for
organizing active cells in an array. It provides several functions.
First, it defines a tab-group (group of cells that can be traversed by
hitting the tab-key). More importantly, through the mechanism of
Cursors (defined below), it allows a group of cells to be treated as a
single transactional entity. That is, the cursor/cellblock allows all
edits to a groups of cells to be simultaneously committed or rejected by
hitting the tab-key). More importantly, through the mechanism of Cursors
(defined below), it allows a group of cells to be treated as a single
transactional entity. That is, the cursor/cellblock allows all edits to
a groups of cells to be simultaneously committed or rejected by
underlying engines. This makes it appropriate for use as a GUI for
transaction-processing applications with two-phase commit requirements.