Group Conundrum Take 2 (Ignore first post)

[Terry Judd]

Well you can do it using the method I outlined, you just need to be careful
that you haven't munged any groups in the process, because it can be nigh on
impossible to unpick. I use a relayering routine (based around outlined
method) in a concept mapping tool I developed and it sometimes has to deal
with tens of groups each with multiple subgroups and once you get it right
it certainly works. Admittedly, getting it to work was an extremely
frustrating process.

The secret is to only move objects/groups to either the first or last layer
in the parent/grandparent/uberparernt group.

Terry...


On 18/9/08 2:45 PM, "Chipp Walters" <chipp at chipp.com> wrote:

> Thanks Terry and Jim,
> Turns out there's not an easy fix. I'm building a Layer management tool and
> I want to be able to manipulate layers inside groups and groups inside
> groups while maintaining the "group boundaries". Currently, Rev's IDE can't
> do this. In fact, in Rev's IDE you can't relayer controls within a group
> easily at all.
> 
> I've figured out a way around the problem. I'll use the 'start editing
> group' command and they relayer stuff w/out having to use the
> relayerGroupedControls  mode. Seems to do the trick...
> 
> -Chipp
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Dr Terry Judd
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Biomedical Multimedia Unit
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