One more possible solution I had pondered:
#3 We don't store the XML nodes in an XMLList internally. We store them in an
array. When someone calls addItemAt() we add it to the correct index in the
array, but to the end of the source XMLList. So the XMLList would always look
like we appended the
Nick,
It's harder than that:
Answer's integrated.
>Working on this bug, where addItemAt / addItem on the XMLListCollection was
>not parenting all the children properly. In particular, it was updating the
>XML Parents of items that were not modified (rather, were simply bumped to a
>later pos
Working on this bug, where addItemAt / addItem on the XMLListCollection was
not parenting all the children properly. In particular, it was updating
the XML Parents of items that were not modified (rather, were simply bumped
to a later position on the list).
I have a branch of develop that fixes t
