Hi Jonathon - I arrived at a similar solution after much stuffing about
last night. My only concern is that I may have to do this with lots of
objects (100+?) every time I want to drag one about. Hopefully it's not
too slow.
Thanks for the info.
Terry...
I have a solution to this problem.
It was a real pain to figure out. The basic problem is in the way
Revolution
orders items inside of a group. To keep a subgroup intact, when you
relayer
it inside of a group, you have to set it's layer to the bottom of the
group.
So, the question arises, how do you move a subgroup up and down, if
the only
safe method is setting it to the very bottom. The answer is this: When
you
are moving a subgroup down one layer or up one layer, what you really
do is
determine when layer the subgroup needs to be at, then move all the
other
subgroups and objects in the group to the bottom, in the correct
order, so
that everything else stays in the order it was in, and the subgroup
winds up
at the layer you want it to be at.
It's a giant pain, but it works.
I can send you an example of a stack that does this, if you wish.
Take care,
Jonathan
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