This pairs with the existing ft_row_count() using the same column counting method used elsewhere in the code (i.e., iterate over rows and find the biggest).
Added unit tests for ft_row_count(), ft_col_count(), ft_is_empty(), and use a myriad of insertion methods to increase coverage.
Having ft_col_count() makes it easy to call ft_erase_range(t,0,0,ft_row_count(t), ft_col_count(t)) as a means for erasing the whole table and sets the stage for (i.e., didn't implement) an ft_table_erase(t) that wipes out all rows without going as far as ft_table_destroy().
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This pairs with the existing ft_row_count() using the same column counting method used elsewhere in the code (i.e., iterate over rows and find the biggest).
Added unit tests for ft_row_count(), ft_col_count(), ft_is_empty(), and use a myriad of insertion methods to increase coverage.
Having ft_col_count() makes it easy to call ft_erase_range(t,0,0,ft_row_count(t), ft_col_count(t)) as a means for erasing the whole table and sets the stage for (i.e., didn't implement) an ft_table_erase(t) that wipes out all rows without going as far as ft_table_destroy().