Robert,
this is fixed now in CVS. Thanks for reporting!
Maarten
Robert Koberg wrote:
Robert Koberg wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to move elements in a list with, by placing the element to move after an element that was found to be the previous element:
list children = parentElem.elements();
This was supposed to be:
int index = children.indexOf(previousElem);
int indexPos = children.indexOf(previousElem);
if (index == -1) { children.add(moveElem); } else { children.add(index + 1, moveElem); }
This works if I have more than one element. If I have only one element in the children list, then the moveElem is placed at the first position in the list.
XML for this problem would look like:
<parent id="abc"> <child id="def"/> </parent>
so the child element is set to be the previousElem. The result of the above code is:
<parent id="abc"> <child id="newElem"/> <child id="def"/> </parent>
thanks for any help, -Rob
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