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In practice, of course, an indented text outline will often have several top level (unindented) lines. |
In practice, of course, an indented text outline will often have several top level (unindented) lines. |
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To put it another way, many outlines represent forests – lists of trees – rather than single trees. |
To put it another way, many outlines represent forests – lists of trees – rather than single trees (or can otherwise be thought of as a single tree with a hidden virtual root). |
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FWIW I've updated the Haskell, JavaScript and Functional Python versions here to allow for the forest case by writing out a series of (wiki) tables, one for each tree, separated by a couple of linefeeds. |
FWIW I've updated the Haskell, JavaScript and Functional Python versions here to allow for the forest case by writing out a series of (wiki) tables, one for each tree, separated by a couple of linefeeds. |