If I apply shapeshift to a container with children, then remove some of its children and add new ones, and trigger a ss-rearrange on the container, I expect the new children to be shapeshifted correctly.
However, triggering ss-rearrange calls render, which currently does not recalculate the children of the container, so the new nodes are not taken into account.
My solution involves calling setActiveChildren on render if reparse is true, which activates and parses new children, and makes everything work, but I'd like to hear your opinion on the performance implications of this.
AshesOfOwls
commented
11 years ago
If I apply shapeshift to a container with children, then remove some of its children and add new ones, and trigger a
ss-rearrangeon the container, I expect the new children to be shapeshifted correctly.However, triggering
ss-rearrangecalls render, which currently does not recalculate the children of the container, so the new nodes are not taken into account.My solution involves calling
setActiveChildrenon render ifreparseistrue, which activates and parses new children, and makes everything work, but I'd like to hear your opinion on the performance implications of this.