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I copy-pasted or duplicated a Vue proxy object. Why doesn it show up on the render?

April 26, 2017duplicated object proxy render VUE

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I copy-pasted or duplicated a Vue proxy object. Why doesn it show up on the render?

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In order to properly duplicate a Vue proxy object, you need to use the commands from the xStream menu (Vue7xStream|Edit|Cut, Vue7xStream|Edit|Copy, Vue7xStream|Edit|Paste or Vue7xStream|Edit|Duplicate). Explanation: if you use the host application commands (by using the host application’s own menus, or by simply pressing the copy/paste shortcut keys), the newly created object will be a regular native object, it won’t be managed by Vue or present in the Vue scene. So, Vue won’t render it. So why does the native renderer ignore it as well? Proxy objects have a ignore from render flag enabled (to avoid both renderers from rendering it) which is copied into the duplicate object, which explains why this object is also ignored from native renderer.