Use of dgIndex

[Mike Bonner]

Oh yep, I didn't catch the dgindex check for the first one.

###### yep, dgline is the way to go.
I am not sure that you can assume that dgIndex of me  = 1 is equivalent to
dgLine of me = 1.  So I think  the line:
 If the dgindex of me = 1 then

needs to be:
 If myPosition of me = 1 then
or
if the dgLine of me = 1 then

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As for which way to go (indexes vs lines) the datagrid api says this about
them.

*dgIndexes*
- get the dgIndexes
- Returns the internal list of indexes in the order in which they appear in
the data grid. Indexes are the numeric indices used when setting the dgData
property.

*dgIndexOfLine*
- put the dgIndexOfLine [ pLine ]
- Returns the index associated with the given line.

Since the button that generates the data doesn't generate in alphabetical
order, when the dgdata is set and then sorted by the first name key, the
internal array is still in the order that you generated it, but the lines
are the order of appearance. The physical line number displayed in the
datagrid.  (basically the same thing you said above but applied to the line
comparison to determine header visibility)

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Pretty sure you're correct about the reasons behind the list rejection.
 I'm sure there are better methods though.