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an implementation of Flexbox(Flexible Box) layout algorithm

License: MIT License

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when reLayout ui and the result is not change

I want to relayout my ui, but the result is not change. Like this, first I set child1 height is 50, But when the context is too much, I will set child1 is 150. So I set Height is 150, I hope reLayout the root. But is not change. code like as follows:
FlexNodeRef root = Flex_newNode();
Flex_setDirection(root, FlexVertical);
FlexNodeRef child1 = Flex_newNode();
Flex_setWidth(child1, 50);
Flex_setHeight(child1, 50);
Flex_addChild(root, child1);
FlexNodeRef child2 = Flex_newNode();
Flex_setWidth(child2, 50);
Flex_setHeight(child2, 50);
Flex_addChild(root, child2);
Flex_layout(root, FlexUndefined, FlexUndefined, 1);
// re-layout child1
Flex_setHeight(child1, 150);
Flex_layout(root, FlexUndefined, FlexUndefined, 1);
Flex_print(root, FlexPrintDefault);

the running result in vscode like this:
First printLayout:
{
direction: vertical
result-width: 50.0
result-height: 100.0
children: [
{
width: 50.0
height: 50.0
result-width: 50.0
result-height: 50.0
}
{
width: 50.0
height: 50.0
result-y: 50.0
result-width: 50.0
result-height: 50.0
}
]
}
Second printLayout:
{
direction: vertical
result-width: 50.0
result-height: 100.0
children: [
{
width: 50.0
height: 150.0
result-width: 50.0
result-height: 50.0
}
{
width: 50.0
height: 50.0
result-y: 50.0
result-width: 50.0
result-height: 50.0
}
]
}
Second layout child2 result-y is still 50, it should be 150. cause i change child1 height 150. I don't know how to do this, maybe is not use this method to relayout. Can u help me?

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