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They are here: https://github.com/fthomas/crjdt/tree/master/modules/core/src/test/scala/eu/timepit/crjdt/core/examples They are the same as in the paper and explained there.
Because the crjdt is implemented in Scala, I learned the language and love it now. Check out Martin's Coursera course and Haoyi's Hands-on. Regarding language design and elegance I think...
Have a look at [automerge](https://github.com/automerge/automerge).
Fig. 7 in the new paper has now `EXPR.insertAfter(v)` instead of `EXPR.insert(v)` `EXPR.get(key)` instead of `EXPR[key]` `EXPR.idx(i)` instead of `EXPR.iter` and `EXPR.next`. The rules for evaluating IDX are found at...
It's a shame this is still an issue.
I guess following the steps at https://github.com/cloose/CuteMarkEd/wiki/Build-Instructions#mac-os-x is enough. It creates an .app file, which you can upload in a comment here.
I tried hard, but I could not reproduce it with the example tree, which is a good thing from a user's point of perspective. While having a filter, a friend...
As I said, I could not reproduce corrupting the tree, but it can happen. Maybe we find out more details with future usage.
I think the user should be able to assign the shortcuts in the settings. Maybe one could add an alternative shortcuts set which uses CTRL + Arrows instead of ASDW....
copy, paste, cut are done :)