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It might be useful to be able to retrieve the Node corresponding to a given JNode. For instance, this happened in an attempt to detect where a node was dropped after being dragged. To this effect, I suggest to add a method getNode() in class JNode.
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Looks good to me. Ready to be shipped in next release.
Rmq: I don't think this new piece of code is used anywhere in the production/test/example code of the project. This is not vital, but we should try and add something in that direction, should the occasion arise.
It might be useful to be able to retrieve the
Node
corresponding to a givenJNode
. For instance, this happened in an attempt to detect where a node was dropped after being dragged. To this effect, I suggest to add a methodgetNode()
in classJNode
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: