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EditTool - Stop graphics from moving to top when Selected

Drew

Does anyone know how I can disable the EditTool from bringing the graphics to the top when one is selected?
I want the graphics to stay in the same index they were drawn visually because I list them out in a List control.

Any thoughts?

Andrew

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BjornSvensson

In version 3.5 (released today), we added a new property, EditTool.autoMoveGraphicToTop, that when true (the default) moves selected graphics to the top of the stack within the parent graphics layer. When set to false, it will do what you asked for 🙂
https://developers.arcgis.com/en/flex/api-reference/com/esri/ags/tools/EditTool.html#autoMoveGraphicToTop

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Drew

In version 3.5 (released today), we added a new property, EditTool.autoMoveGraphicToTop, that when true (the default) moves selected graphics to the top of the stack within the parent graphics layer. When set to false, it will do what you asked for 🙂
https://developers.arcgis.com/en/flex/api-reference/com/esri/ags/tools/EditTool.html#autoMoveGraphicToTop

Thanks for adding this!

Drew

BjornSvensson

Drew

Does anyone know how I can disable the EditTool from bringing the graphics to the top when one is selected?
I want the graphics to stay in the same index they were drawn visually because I list them out in a List control.

Any thoughts?

Andrew

* BUMPING POST *

-> My only solution so far is removing and re-adding the graphic back at its original index. This works, but get slow as graphics build up.

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