Function tree

tree<A>(value: A, forest?: readonly Tree<A>[]): Tree<A>
Create a new Tree from a node value and a possibly empty list of child nodes. If the given forest is missing or empty a Leaf will be returned, else a Branch.

At the curried key you will find a curried version that accepts two argument lists: the first with the optional forest and the second with the required value.

At the flipped key you will find a flipped curried version that accepts two argument lists: the first with the required value and the second with the optional forest.

At the tupled key you will find a tupled version that accepts the arguments as a single tuple argument of value and optional forest.
Type Parameters
- A
  Underlying tree type.
Parameters
- value: A
  The tree root value.
- Optionalforest: readonly Tree<A>[]
  A possibly empty or missing list of child nodes, all of the same type as this parent node.
Returns Tree<A>
A new tree with the given value and possibly empty forest.
- Defined in src/tree/index.ts:128

Index

Properties

curried flipped tupled

Properties

curried

curried: <A>(forest: readonly Tree<A>[]) => (value: A) => Tree<A>

flipped

flipped: <A>(value: A) => (forest?: readonly Tree<A>[]) => Tree<A>

tupled

tupled: <A>(pair: readonly [A, undefined | readonly Tree<A>[]]) => Tree<A>