Niall Gallagher

Hi Jonathan, currently CQEngine has its own code for detecting generic types in non-lambda objects, and it's only using typetools for the lambda support actually. But going forward I plan...

I have not had time to work on this recently, but I'll try to take a look at this again in the next few weeks.

Not really I'm adraid. I have been distracted with other ideas (In CQEngine mainly) so this is on the back burner for now. Hopefully I will get time to revisit...

Thanks for sharing this exception. Could you provide a standalone test case or code snippet that reproduces the problem?

Could you provide more information to confirm that that is a bug?... The concurrency model of the suffix tree is that writes are guaranteed to be visible to reading threads,...

Hi Rodrigo, Which open source license are you planning to use? Apache 2.0 also? If so that should be straightforward and I would be happy and welcome you to go...

I'm afraid there's not a way to save or page in/page out the tree to disk in a way that it can be accessed. (You can serialize the tree, but...

Hi Knut, Yes that sounds reasonable, and I'd be open to adding something like this. It might indeed as you say require splitting the Node interface. The visitor must have...

Hi Knut, Well I guess if you add a generic tree.visit(Visitor) method, then the actual algorithm to traverse the tree will be encapsulated in the Visitor object which is provided...

Yes sure, we could look at including some abstract or general purpose visitors as part of concurrent-trees. Sorry I forgot to say - yes the idea for the update() method...