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Excellent node! But a minor quibble: my memories from my intro data structures course are not the strongest, but they suggest that your definition of a post-order traversal is slightly flawed: the Left-Right order of the leaf nodes should be preserved (that is, net should still precede store, and research precede development).

Not a major issue, of course, for an org chart--but it could be unfortunate if that happened to an expression tree. :-) (thanks to maverick for the link, and for confirming that I'm not totally nuts.)



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In reply to Re: Introduction to Tree::DAG_Node by ChemBoy
in thread Introduction to Tree::DAG_Node by gmax

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