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Would you please explain why you define your .gif image as "not a tree"? You have hierarchically nested directories (folders) with a clear indication of which
by pwg 14y ago
Would you please explain why you define your .gif image as "not a tree"? You have hierarchically nested directories (folders) with a clear indication of which parent a nested group is connected with, which to me exactly fits my definition of a "tree" (hierarchically nested elements, each element having a single parent node).
Also, could you post a link to an image showing what you define as a "proper tree view"?
- robomartin 14y agoThe link I provided is for an example of a tree view. Isn't it obvious?
- pwg 14y ago> The link I provided is for an example of a tree view. Isn't it obvious? Actually, from your text, no, it is not obvious that your link is an example of a tree view. You ask a starting question about "column view" You then include two sentences describing why "column view" not not a tree and that a deep directory listing makes a mess of things. Then, with zero clues to suggest you are making a full context change, you say "Here's random example: ...". Leading one to believe that the "random example" is a random example of a "column view", which is what the entire rest of this one post was referencing. If the entire statement relates to "column view", one naturally is led to the conclusion that a "random example" would be a random example of a column view.