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# Frames
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## Ordering
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Frames should be ordered where frame children come first, followed by the frame element itself:
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```
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[
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other_element,
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frame1_child1,
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frame1_child2,
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frame1,
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other_element,
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frame2_child1,
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frame2_child2,
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frame2,
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other_element,
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...
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]
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```
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If not oredered correctly, the editor will still function, but the elements may not be rendered and clipped correctly. Further, the renderer relies on this ordering for performance optimizations.
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# Arrows
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An arrow can be a child of a frame only if it has no binding (either start or end) to any other element, regardless of whether the bound element is inside the frame or not.
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This ensures that when an arrow is bound to an element outside the frame, it's rendered and behaves correctly.
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Therefore, when an arrow (that's a child of a frame) gets bound to an element, it's automatically removed from the frame.
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Bound-arrow is duplicated alongside a frame only if the arrow start is bound to an element within that frame.
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