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Can't this call to init() also recurse?
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Yes, true, there's probably a way of doing that.
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i think just by adding another layer:
But maybe self.y don't cross layers, but some other properties certainly will
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I wonder how to fix this. I mean, I made a local change to separate out the init() creation without borrowing the inner, but conceptually this would still recurse because the dirty() flag is true.
Perhaps like this?
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Maybe keep a Vec of ItemTreeRc and init them when the RefCell is not borrowed?