Fixes to how new move() operations handle the concept

of 'above' and 'below' when referring to items instead
of index positions.

Small offsets needed due to how the arrays are scrolled
after a move operation.



git-svn-id: file:///fltk/svn/fltk/branches/branch-1.3@10272 ea41ed52-d2ee-0310-a9c1-e6b18d33e121

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/src/Fl_Tree_Item_Array.cxx b/src/Fl_Tree_Item_Array.cxx
index 2610bb2a6..7f7476569 100644
--- a/src/Fl_Tree_Item_Array.cxx
+++ b/src/Fl_Tree_Item_Array.cxx
@@ -234,6 +234,10 @@ void Fl_Tree_Item_Array::swap(int ax, int bx) {
 #endif /* FLTK_ABI_VERSION */
 
 /// Move item at 'from' to new position 'to' in the array.
+/// Due to how the moving an item shuffles the array around,
+/// a positional 'move' implies things that may not be obvious:
+/// - When 'from' moved lower in tree, appears BELOW item that was at 'to'.
+/// - When 'from' moved higher in tree, appears ABOVE item that was at 'to'.
 ///
 ///     \returns 0 on success, -1 on range error (e.g. if \p 'to' or \p 'from' out of range)
 ///
@@ -241,23 +245,18 @@ int Fl_Tree_Item_Array::move(int to, int from) {
   if ( from == to ) return 0;    // nop
   if ( to<0 || to>=_total || from<0 || from>=_total ) return -1;
   Fl_Tree_Item *item = _items[from];
-  Fl_Tree_Item *prev = item->prev_sibling();
-  Fl_Tree_Item *next = item->next_sibling();
   // Remove item..
   if ( from < to )
-    for ( int t=from; t<to && t<_total; t++ )
+    for ( int t=from; t<to && t<(_total+1); t++ )
       _items[t] = _items[t+1];
   else
-    for ( int t=from; t>to; t-- )
+    for ( int t=from; t>to && t>0; t-- )
       _items[t] = _items[t-1];
   // Move to new position
   _items[to] = item;
-  // Adjust for new siblings
-  _items[to]->update_prev_next(to);
-  _items[from]->update_prev_next(from);
-  // Adjust old siblings
-  if ( prev ) prev->update_prev_next(from-1);
-  if ( next ) next->update_prev_next(from);
+  // Update all children
+  for ( int r=0; r<_total; r++ )	// XXX: excessive to do all children,
+    _items[r]->update_prev_next(r);	// XXX: but avoids weird boundary issues
   return 0;
 }