Products.ZopeTree 3.4.0

ZopeTree is a light-weight tree implementation.

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.