So I guess the initial ghost entry fix worked for you? :) Actually, any of the positioners should return an out of bounds error if the module is empty. Do they not? eg.
module = TOP;
if (module.Error())
cout << "Module is empty\n";
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Please add SWModule::isEmpty() to check whether a module is empty, i.e.
> containing zero entries (useful after opening module and after deleting an
> entry).
>
> It is possible to do it with current interface, but in a silly mean.
