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Marius-AdamDT avatar Marius-AdamDT commented on May 16, 2024 1

@jameskerr thanks for the quick reply! That does sound like a doable workaround for the time being!
I'll try and whip up a code sandbox once I've got something working 👍

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Marius-AdamDT avatar Marius-AdamDT commented on May 16, 2024

I'm looking for the exact use case. Is this something that's being considered?

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jameskerr avatar jameskerr commented on May 16, 2024

I haven't actively been thinking about this. Off the top of my head we need to:

  1. Be able to identify the tree from which the drag started and the tree into which it dropped. We don't support that yet.

Moving the data can be handled in your app code since the component can be fully controlled.

You could totally do it today with a button click though.

If you kept a ref to both trees, you could get the "treeRef.current.selectedNodes" from the first tree in the onClick handler of the button. Then you could update your data in the second tree and remove those nodes from the first tree.

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