Implement the AbstractTrees interface #7
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This is currently in an extension, but we could also move it into the package proper. AbstractTrees is a zero-dependency, super lightweight package.
The code here simply implements the AbstractTrees.jl interface for STRtree, STRNode, and STRLeafNode. This allows you to use AbstractTrees iterators on STRtree structures without any fuss, like
AbstractTrees.Leaves
,AbstractTrees.PreOrderDFS
, etc.I personally use this to extract all tiles below a certain size (or leaf nodes), and then extract the indices they contain. Such nodes might be close to or far away from the root node.
Some example code: