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Right now, I see .contains() on the tree will search the tree for a given node. Suppose I only want to search the immediate children of a node? Based on what I can tell, I have to get the children of the node, then iterate over them to find the matching child, if any. It would be nice to have a depth option on .contains() or a .find() method on a Node to search the immediate children.
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Right now, I see .contains() on the tree will search the tree for a given node. Suppose I only want to search the immediate children of a node? Based on what I can tell, I have to get the children of the node, then iterate over them to find the matching child, if any. It would be nice to have a depth option on .contains() or a .find() method on a Node to search the immediate children.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: