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Order based on fractional index in history action
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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import { arrayToMap } from "../utils";
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import { isWindows } from "../constants";
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import { ExcalidrawElement } from "../element/types";
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import { fixBindingsAfterDeletion } from "../element/binding";
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import { orderByFractionalIndex } from "../fractionalIndex";
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const writeData = (
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appState: Readonly<AppState>,
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// TODO_UNDO: worth detecting z-index deltas or do we just order based on fractional indices?
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const [nextElementsMap, nextAppState] = result;
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const nextElements = Array.from(nextElementsMap.values());
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const nextElements = orderByFractionalIndex(
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Array.from(nextElementsMap.values()),
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);
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// TODO_UNDO: these are all deleted elements, but ideally we should get just those that were delted at this moment
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const deletedElements = nextElements.filter((element) => element.isDeleted);
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return {
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appState: nextAppState,
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elements: Array.from(nextElementsMap.values()),
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elements: nextElements,
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storeAction: StoreAction.UPDATE,
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};
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}
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import { createRedoAction, createUndoAction } from "../actions/actionHistory";
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import { ActionManager } from "../actions/manager";
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import { actions } from "../actions/register";
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import { Action, ActionResult } from "../actions/types";
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import { ActionResult, StoreAction } from "../actions/types";
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import { Action, ActionResult, StoreAction } from "../actions/types";
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import { trackEvent } from "../analytics";
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import {
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getDefaultAppState,
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