2004/08/27 08:43:45 od 1.16.8.3: #110810# - minor correction on adjusting movement of 'child' objects.
2004/08/26 08:03:05 od 1.16.8.2: RESYNC: (1.16-1.17); FILE MERGED
2004/08/24 10:10:00 od 1.16.8.1: #110810# <SwDrawView::ObjOrderchanged(..)> - complete re-factoring and
considering of repeated objects
2004/07/02 14:55:02 od 1.13.226.4: #i28701# - further adjustments for the new object positioning
2004/06/30 15:02:16 od 1.13.226.3: #i28701# - merge changes of cws swdrawpositioning
- further adjustments for the new object positioning
2004/06/14 08:47:44 od 1.13.226.2: #i28701# - correct comment
2004/05/24 12:47:36 od 1.13.226.1: #i28701# - usage of new class <SwSortedObjs>
2003/06/30 15:31:47 od 1.9.32.4: #108784# - further adjustments for support of drawing objects in header/footer
2003/06/26 18:15:46 od 1.9.32.3: #108784# - further adjustments for support of drawing objects in header/footer
2003/06/24 08:46:23 od 1.9.32.2: RESYNC: (1.9-1.10); FILE MERGED
2003/06/23 15:22:22 od 1.9.32.1: #108784# - further adjustments for supporting drawing objects in header/footer
2003/04/10 17:12:36 aw 1.7.136.1: #i7672#
The ModelHasChanged() call in DrawingLayer also updates a eventually active text edit view (OutlinerView). This also leads to newly setting the background color for that edit view. Thus, this method rescues the current background color if a OutlinerView exists and re-establishes it then. To be more safe, the OutlinerView will be fetched again (maybe textedit has ended).
