Hmm, here's another interesting question:
If we have:
<stack>
<background>
<card> <!-- Card 1 -->
<card> <!-- Card 3 -->
</background>
<background>
<card> <!-- Card 2 -->
<card> <!-- Card 4 -->
</background>
</stack>
How do we handle such out of order cards?
In the XML file format I whipped up for testing originally, it was done
similar to:
<stack>
<card bg="1"> <!-- Card 1 -->
<card bg="2"> <!-- Card 2 -->
<card bg="1"> <!-- Card 3 -->
<card bg="2"> <!-- Card 4 -->
<background id="1">
<background id="2">
</stack>
In other words, list the cards in the order they appear in the stack, and
the backgrounds separately and then use the id of the background to refer to
it. I think that's the only way to achieve what we want but am happy to
hear other ideas.
It's amazing what you discover when you move into implementation phase. :)
Regards,
Adrian Sutton.
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