> > What I was looking for originally was a way to artificially create a > > complete change list from an existing model. I would think that would > > be a simpler way to reestablish a broken connection because you > > wouldn't have to keep a record of all changes since the start of the > > client. Has this method been considered? > > Yes I actually wanted the same but that's not so easy to implement so I > hacked this workaround. > > Andreas > Again, I'm probably not seeing the real problem, but what makes this difficult? From what I gather from the OpenSG docs, a ChangeList can contain items for create, destroy, change, addref, and subref. Couldn't we just traverse a graph and compile a ChangeList full of create and addref items? I haven't written much traversal code, but I don't remember it being so bad. I'd be willing to try writing this, unless there's some big obstacle I haven't thought of. - Terry
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