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A datastructure, first described by Huet, is used to traverse and
manipulate immutable trees. This library is a port of the zipper
implementation found in Clojure.
Usage
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The zipper module provides several functions for creating a Loc object which
represents the current focal point in the tree.
```
>>> import zipper
>>> top = zipper.list([1, [2, 3], 4])
>>> print top.down().right().node()
[2,3]
>>> print top.down().right().down().node()
2
>>> print top.down().right().down().replace(0).root()
[1, [0, 3], 4]
```
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