`dpg.highligt_table_row` not showing correct index after `dpg.reorder_items` is applied

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Version of Dear PyGui

Version: 1.6.2 Operating System: Windows 10

My Issue/Question

I supply dpg.highlight_table_row with table row index by implementing function get_table_row_id_by_row_tag which return row index when a row label is clicked.

However, after applying dpg.reorder_items, for example reverse order below, the function get_table_row_id_by_row_tag still return the correct row index. But the dpg.highlight_table_row still follow the original row index.

    # Reorder items 
    row_tags = dpg.get_item_children(table_tag)[1]
    print("Original table row tag order:", row_tags)
    reverse_ordered_row_tags = list(reversed(row_tags))
    print("Revered table row tag order:", reverse_ordered_row_tags)
    dpg.reorder_items(table_tag, 1, reverse_ordered_row_tags)

Update: I replace the function with dpg.highlight_table_cell, also seems have similar issue.

Expected behaviour

The internal row index for dpg.highlight_table_row function shall be consistant after dpg.reorder_items is applied.

To Reproduce

import dearpygui.dearpygui as dpg

dpg.create_context()


current_highlighted_row_tag = None
table_tag = None


def get_table_row_id_by_row_tag(row_tag: int):
    row_tag_id = None
    row_tag_ids = dpg.get_item_children(table_tag)[1]
    print(row_tag_ids)
    for id in row_tag_ids:
        if id == row_tag:
            row_tag_id = id
            break

    if row_tag_id:
        return row_tag_ids.index(row_tag_id)

    return None


def on_mouse_left_button_clicked(sender, app_data, text_tag):
    global current_highlighted_row_tag
    clicked_row_tag = dpg.get_item_parent(text_tag)

    if not current_highlighted_row_tag:
        highlight_row(clicked_row_tag)

    elif current_highlighted_row_tag != clicked_row_tag:
        unhighlight_row(current_highlighted_row_tag)
        highlight_row(clicked_row_tag)


def highlight_row(row_tag):
    global current_highlighted_row_tag
    color_code = [35, 95, 83, 100]

    row_id = get_table_row_id_by_row_tag(row_tag)
    print("Highlighted: Row ", row_id)
    if row_id is not None:
        dpg.highlight_table_row(table_tag, row_id, color_code)
        current_highlighted_row_tag = row_tag


def unhighlight_row(row_tag):
    global current_highlighted_row_tag
    row_id = get_table_row_id_by_row_tag(row_tag)
    print("Unhighlighted: Row ", row_id)
    if row_id is not None:
        dpg.unhighlight_table_row(table_tag, row_id)
        current_highlighted_row_tag = None
    

with dpg.window(label="Tutorial"):
    table_tag = dpg.generate_uuid()
    with dpg.table(header_row=False, tag=table_tag):

        # use add_table_column to add columns to the table,
        # table columns use child slot 0
        dpg.add_table_column()
        dpg.add_table_column()
        dpg.add_table_column()

        # add_table_next_column will jump to the next row
        # once it reaches the end of the columns
        # table next column use slot 1
        for i in range(0, 4):
            with dpg.table_row():
                for j in range(0, 3):
                    text_tag = dpg.add_text(f"Row{i} Column{j}")

                    with dpg.item_handler_registry() as event:
                        dpg.add_item_clicked_handler(
                            0, callback=on_mouse_left_button_clicked, 
                            user_data=text_tag
                        )

                    dpg.bind_item_handler_registry(text_tag, event)

    # =====================================================
    # Reorder items 
    # The following codes can be removed to produce the working version 
    # before reorder_item is applied
    row_tags = dpg.get_item_children(table_tag)[1]
    print("Original table row tag order:", row_tags)
    reverse_ordered_row_tags = list(reversed(row_tags))
    print("Revered table row tag order:", reverse_ordered_row_tags)
    dpg.reorder_items(table_tag, 1, reverse_ordered_row_tags)
    # =====================================================


dpg.create_viewport(title='Custom Title', width=800, height=600)
dpg.setup_dearpygui()
dpg.show_viewport()
dpg.start_dearpygui()
dpg.destroy_context()