Reference: MT (markup trees)

General

MTs are a form of tree structure for storage and manipulation of marked-up data. It is conformant with XML semantics. An MT node (also referred to as an element) consists of an agglomeration of TT nodes holding various aspects of its data. Hence, MTs can be cast to TTs for transmission, sub-element manipulation and storage. MT nodes are typed - spanning elements, empty elements, entities and data behave in different ways. All the functions aren't implemented yet, but those documented here are supposed to be.

Properties overview

Casts

Iterators

Allocation

Connectivity

These functions must be used to link trees (elements) to form larger trees.

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