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## focus-cell

Arguments: grid-widget

Returns multiple values to indicate where the keyboard focus currently is within the `grid-widget` passed as the single argument. The values returned are

1. row-section
2. column-section
3. row
4. column
5. row-index
6. column-index

If the row-section that contains the grid's focus has no subsections, then the returned row and row-index will each be `nil`. Similarly, if the column-section that contains the grid's focus has no subsections, then the returned column and column-index will each be `nil`.

Otherwise, the row-section, column-section, row, and column will always be instances of the `grid-row-section`, `grid-column-section`, `grid-row`, and `grid-column` classes (respectively) or their subclasses, and the row-index and column-index will each always be a non-negative integer indicating which replication of the row or column has the grid's focus (this is always 0 for a non-replicated row or column).

The above values are returned even when the grid-widget itself does not have the keyboard focus, indicating to where the keyboard focus will return if and when it returns to the grid-widget. If the grid-widget has not yet had the keyboard focus, then the first replications of the first subsections of the first row-section and column-section will be returned.

To move the focus to a different `grid-widget` cell programmatically, call set-focus-cell.

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Created 2019.8.20.

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