Roland Schätzle

To make it easier to understand, I have created a diagram of the intended structure, which I described above:  Here we can see, that `AbstractTrees.jl` plays an important role....

## Use Case (Part 2) Perhaps I need to explain the use case a bit in more detail. Not everybody is familiar with plot recipes. Each plot recipe is defined...

Hi alltogether, it's now almost one month since I explained my use case in detail and there hasn't been any feedback since. I understand that many may be (or have...

Hi @jlumpe, @ExpandingMan, @timholy, @oscardssmith you seem to be the most active contributors/maintainers of this package, so I would appreciate your opinion, decision or comment on this issue. Can we...

The Julia package `AbstractTrees.jl` specifies (and partly implements) the abstract data type TREE. I refer here to the term "abstract data type" (ADT) in the computer science-sense (as defined by...

I'm glad to hear that you are open to a pragmatic solution 😊. > it's not even a priori clear to me what it should implement Of course the `AbstractTree`...

Then I would prepare a PR which adds an abstract type `AbstractNode`. The file `base.jl` would be probably the right place for it? And about your concerns @ExpandingMan: I wouldn't...

Ok, thanks for taking care of the issue! So we can expect to get an `AbstractNode` included in the package, but we will have to wait a few weeks until...

Oh, it would be great, if we could get it sooner in an upcoming PR (as it seems to me, that there is no easy solution for #117).

Thanks for advancing the issue! 👍