On Thursday, January 5, 2012 10:00:57 PM UTC+7, mdb wrote:
>
> > You don't replace a node by a clone, you create another clone and move 
> it where you want it. 
>
> Yes, in creating a new outline I would do so, but I am looking to 'fix' an 
> outline that has lost its clones 
>

Sorry but I don't understand what "an outline losing its clones" might 
mean. 


> and I want the Code1 and Code2 nodes to be re-linked to the CodeSnippet 
> subtree as clones.

 
I also don't understand "re-link as clones". If you have two nodes that 
aren't clones now, there isn't any way to make them be clones. If in your 
example the nodes with the same names are not actually clones, then just 
delete the ones you don't want, copy and paste-retaining-clones wherever 
you like. 


I also found that paste-retaining-clones assumes the first node will be a 
> clone too, not just the children.  I was expecting the top node  to be a 
> simple copy-paste and any children that are clones to remain clones

 
Again, your terms aren't clear - are "first node" and "top node" referring 
to the same thing?

If you go back and look at my previous explanation I tried to make it as 
clear and simple as possible to understand. 

You clone a node to a new location. If that node has descendants, they all 
"come along for the ride", that whole subtree is actually the same data set 
in both instances, you can't have it be different in any way in one place 
from the other as long as they are clones, they simply have two or more 
parents at the same time.

That's the way Leo's cloning works. If that isn't what you were expecting, 
then either adjust to the way it works or don't use it.

  
>
>  The outline can have many cases of this that are awkward to fix by hand 
> (i.e. rather have a script)
>

Sorry I can't help with the script, and don't see how that would help 
anyway. If you just stop doing it wrong, then it won't need to be fixed any 
more in future right?

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