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I was working on a parser for a very specific tree structure, and was frustrated
that there wasn't a simple way to parse it in irb. "What??", I thought. "I have
to use my brain?! God forbid!".
So I set to using my brain a little more to create this tool. It's not much,
but maybe it'll make someone's life a little easier.
It can be used in irb, and really should be used there - when you call it on
a tree structure, you'll get a menu with a list of choices on how you want to
go through whatever structure you gave it.
In my particular, special case, I would do something like this:
require 'sgf_parser' # For my tree structure
require 'list_browser' # For this.
tree = SgfParser::Tree.new :filename => "kogo.sgf"
ListBrowser.new tree.root, 'parent', 'children', 'properties'
# And follow the menu!
In my particular case, I would not need to enter those strings, as they
just happen to be the names I chose for my tree structure, but they should
serve as a good enough example!
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