Pathikrit Bhowmick

Thank you for the nice library and the fast response. I have a simple suggestion in mind without complicating the API. After we create the diagram instance, maybe you can...

Can we add a id param to each field? Then we can refer to it likewise? If not `RefTree.Red.id + index` would be a hack but can work for now?

Hmm, maybe a dashed arrow then? Btw, I will present at Scala Days. I am going to mention this repo (see slide 14 here: https://slides.com/pathikrit/arraydeque#/) for making the visualization possible...

Maybe an option override it then? `RefTree.Null(displayAs = "␀")`. I can imagine people may want to display it as string "NULL".

While you are it, can you also add a constructor that accepts a BufferedReader too? Also you might want to implement some interface (e.g. Reader or InputStream) from the JDK.

When you are designing a scanner like this, you want to take in a Reader at the end of the day since you can go to InputStream to a Reader...

But, I don't see your library in Maven central: https://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Cfastjavaio

This issue is only for the operators DSL. You can append by calling append just fine.

I honestly think this is fine - we check if 2 directories are equal if their md5s are equal. in better-files, we get a deterministic md5 for directory by recursively...

I think the file is actually modified twice - once for the content and once for the update time. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16777869/java-7-watchservice-ignoring-multiple-occurrences-of-the-same-event If that is not the case, please reopen this...