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Export/Import models #787
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Just looks reversed to me. |
Correct, I guess jumbled wasn't the best choice of words.
James Landwerlen
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Just looks reversed to me.
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I'm looking into it...I reproduced it. |
Ok I see why. Note to anyone working with the wxXmlNode class. Using this form of the constructor it inserts child at the top:
So use this constructor and then the AddChild method to append it at the bottom:
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Now I need to search whether this occurs in other places. |
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I exported a model with submodels (photo #1), then imported into a new config (photo #2). I noticed the order of submodels were different. When I looked at the order of the model file it was correct (photo #3), so it looks like it is getting jumbled on the import.
This is not a huge problem. Just thought I would point it out.
Thanks,
James
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