fab|an wrote:
* I use a TreeList to display Categories, they are comparable, so "supercategories" will be reused.
When I add A->B and then A->B->C the following tree is created:
A
B
C
When I add A->B->C and then A->B i get:
A
B
A
B
C
I noticed that the problem occurs also when the depth of the two items is the same.
So adding A->B->C after A->B->D gives a different tree than vice versa.
I don't think I have a problem in my data models here, since I used the Location-Class from the TreeList tutorial to test the behaviour.