Closed halloleo closed 5 years ago
I want to begin playing with tree notation. Is the pytree experience feasible or should I go for a good starting experience with jtree?
I would recommend jtree for now. The pytree library only contains a few % of the functionality.
We have plans to build a "meta" library to make it easier to build implementations in a host language, but that's a few weeks away probably (https://github.com/treenotation/jtree/issues/37). Hopefully by next week we'll have the new homepage up, which will have links to all the implementations in various languages either from us or in progress by others. About 3 or 4 people have messaged me about writing a python implementation but I don't where those projects stand at the moment. Will start to better organize things soon.
Makes sense. Thanks.
I am wondering how much use
pytree
is in comparison tojtree
...jtree
obviously looks a lot more complete for CLI use.I want to begin playing with tree notation. Is the
pytree
experience feasible or should I go for a good starting experience withjtree
?