How to restore original node order after hiding and unhiding nodes from a graph

When hiding and unhiding nodes from a graph - for example by using the methods described in How to Hide and Unhide Nodes Correctly - the node indices and therefore their order in the graph will be changed. Usually, one should not refer to node indices to bind data to nodes. Instead DataProviders should be used. Have a look at the according section in the yFiles Developper's Guide.
However, if you'll have to restore the original node order for any other reason, this can easily be achieved.
Simply store the node order before hiding the nodes:

private void storeNodeOrder(Graph graph) {
      originalOrder = new HashMap(graph.nodeCount());
      for (NodeCursor nodeCursor = graph.nodes(); nodeCursor.ok(); nodeCursor.next()){
        Node node = nodeCursor.node();
        originalOrder.put(node, Integer.valueOf(node.index()));
      }
    }

and restore this order afterwards:

private void restoreOriginalOrder() {
      Node[] nodes = view.getGraph2D().getNodeArray();
      //sort node array according to original order. 
      //Our own comparator will do this for us referring to the previously saved order
      Arrays.sort(nodes, createNodeOrderComparator());
      //walk through sorted nodes
      for (int i = 0; i < nodes.length; i++) {
        Node node = nodes[i];
        //move every node to last position to restore original node order
        view.getGraph2D().moveToLast(node);
      }
    }

private Comparator createNodeOrderComparator() {
      return new Comparator(){
        public int compare(Object o1, Object o2) {
          if (originalOrder.containsKey(o1) && originalOrder.containsKey(o2)){
            return ((Integer)originalOrder.get(o1)).compareTo((Integer)originalOrder.get(o2));
          } else {
            return 0;
          }
        }
      };
    }

Have a look at the attached sourcecode file for details.