> Dave Peticolas writes:
> <big snip>
> > A simple way (and a slight hack) to get what you want is to add
> > arguments to gnucash_register_goto_next_virt_row() (and to some
> > of the functions it uses) to specify the physical row and column
> > offsets in the virtual row you want to jump to. Then, if the user
> > wants to go to the date field, you jump to column and row offset 0.
> > If the user wants to go to the num field, you go to row offset 1,
> > column offset 0.
>
> Could you explain how "virtual" and "physical" rows and columns are
> organised, or provide a pointer to some documentation on it?
>
> I can't really modify this stuff without breaking something otherwise.
There's some documentation in src/register/design.txt and in the
header files in that directory. It's a bit complex and takes a
while to grok, though. I still don't have it all down and I've
been staring at it for months :)
BTW, I just finished the account list dialog option, it will be
in my patch tonight. That should give you everything to do the
transaction report, right?
If you like, I can implement the above if you want to get the
transaction report working.
dave
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