Is this how it should be or is there something I can do to ensure I always get the same values whatever method I use to select cells in a table matrix?

Just being practical, but it seems that calling 

my $sel =  $t->curselection();

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in the browsecommand sub causes the keyboard binding to see the current selection as the previous one.

Why not use the simpler 

sub brscmd {
my ($previous_index, $actual_index) = @_;

my ($row, $col) = split ',', $actual_index;
print "$row $col\n";
print "\n[brscmd] actual index <$actual_index> from curselection<$actu
+al_index>\n";
}

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Is there a reason you need to call $t->curselection from the brwscmnd?
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In reply to Re: Table matrix suspected selected cell discrepancy by zentara
in thread Table matrix suspected selected cell discrepancy by merrymonk

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