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@@ -18,8 +18,10 @@ When talking about multidimensional tree views, a useful abstration is "path", |
which uniquely determines a node in the tree: A path is a 3 element array, and |
each of these three elements is a possibly empty array of strings. Here is an |
example path: |
+``` |
[ ['browser_process'], ['CrBrowserMain'], ['Animation', 'CSS'] ] |
Dimension 1 Dimension 2 Dimension 3 |
+``` |
We can arrive at the node denoted by this path in many different ways starting |
from the root node, so this path is not to be confused with the graph theoretic |