Products.ZopeTree
ZopeTree is a light-weight tree implementation, mainly for use with ZPT.
Created by Philipp “philiKON” von Weitershausen.
Scope
This package back from 2003 has been asleep for more than a decade.
It was about time to get up and get ready for Zope 4 and Python 3.
The package is considered feature-complete.
CHANGES
v3.4.0
add support for Python 3.11 (thanks to hugovk)
v3.3.0
add support for Python 3.10
v3.2.0
add Philipp von Weitershausen as the author of this package
v3.1.0
use gh actions for CI instead of Travis
v3.0.1
fix MANIFEST.in
v3.0.0
enable pre-commit hooks
drop support for Python versions < 3.6
add support for Python 3.9
convert documentation from markdown to restructured text
v2.0.1
fix link to PyPi badge
v2.0 (2019-11-23)
add tox environment
restructure to use a src directory
add a Travis configuration
make tests run on Python 2.7 and in a Zope 4 environment
add a setup.py
fix deprecation warnings
replace license file format (HTML->txt)
add flake8 and apply it
add support for Python 3.6, 3.7, 3.8
v1.3.1 (2003-08-21)
Fixed tree_menu example. Thanks to Andy McKay for the patch.
v1.3 (2003-05-30)
Setting a cookie with ZopeTree is optional now. Simply pass set_cookie=0 to the ZopeTree constructor.
Fixed a security hole in the tree state decompressing mechanism. Previous versions were vulnerable to a denial of service attack using large tree states. Thanks go to Jamie Heilman for reporting the bug and Toby Dickenson for providing a fix.
v1.2 (2003-04-30)
Added optional ‘expanded_nodes’ argument to ZopeTree constructor. Thanks to Jean Jordaan for suggesting this.
Changed signature of TreeObjectWrapper constructor. ‘path’ is an optional argument now.
Added collapse() method to ZopeTree.Node.
v1.1 (2003-03-17)
It now works on Zope 2.4.
The unit test was not converted from RevisionManager yet. Fixed.
v1.0 (2003-03-14)
Initial release.
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