title: Checking two dozen values, textboxes against datacolumns, algorithmically
body: <p>Okay big brains here's something that's more of a challenge than a requirement. I am a bit stumped. I usually just need a prod in the right direction, so get your prodding sticks ready.</p>
  
  <p>I have a tabcontrol covered in textboxes. I want to perform a check of the contents of all the textboxes during the SelectedIndexChanged event on a listview on the same form. If one of the textboxes has data different from a DataTable row - represented by the ListView Item - I want it to ask if the user would like to keep the change they just made. If nothing has changed I want it to just change the selection.</p>
  
  <p>So obviously I'm comparing the contents of the text boxes against associated columns in the datarow.</p>
  
  <p>I could just brute force the check and do each individual check one at a time. I'd prefer to come up with some clever algorithmic way of cycling through the tabcontrol textboxes and checking the values against the columnar values.</p>
  
  <p>Any suggestions?</p>
  
  <p>EDIT: I like the "cleverly named textboxes" solution below best, although both are good. If no one else has a better idea in the next 14 days the textbox answer gets the green.</p>