Tree state vs. Graph state

AustinScola / illud

Text buffer editor and terminal viewer.

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Tree state vs. Graph state #169

Open AustinScola opened 3 years ago

AustinScola commented 3 years ago

What do we do about the following situation?

Cursor.move needs access to a buffer
Window needs access to the same buffer

This means state is a graph and not a tree. Instantiating a graph in one expression is not straightforward, yet we want to be able to do so for test cases.

AustinScola commented 3 years ago

Graph state would also mean we can change evaluation to be the running Arborista transformations.