As you may well have guessed this is a 'test' from a bigger appliation.
I called $t->curselection from the brwscmd because I also
want to be able to select more than one cell using the
windows explorer techique where with the left hand mouse key
1. the Ctrl key allows you to select a number of cells;
2. the Shift key allows you to select a rnge of cells.
I have just looked in the documentation for the tablematrix.
In the Default Bindings section it says that "The left, right, up and down arrows move the active cell".
Therefore I wonder if there is problem with the basic table matrix code.

In reply to Re^2: Table matrix suspected selected cell discrepancy by merrymonk
in thread Table matrix suspected selected cell discrepancy by merrymonk

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