Collection diagrams #1167
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Collection diagrams #1167
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And to mention BitSet is subtype of SortedSet
…not Seq, added TreeMap
…o collection-diagrams
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wow, fantastic, thank you so much for tackling this! |
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Fixes #1162
Fixes #1104
This PR was started to address an issue with BitSet not being shown in the correct spot in the class hierarchy on the collections FAQ page (it became a subtype of
SortedSetinstead ofSetin Scala 2.10).Text and the ascii-art chart on that page were updated.
The images appeared to be made with graphviz, but could not find source graphs. Made new
.dotfiles to generate these images under/resources/images/tour/where a couple of pre-existing.dotfiles were located. Also added entries to theMakefilethat was in that folder. Committed the generated.svgfiles and linked to them from the above mentioned FAQ page. Images are now much cleaner looking, maintainable and make use of the site's established color palette.(also fixed mutable collections diagram to address #1104 and referenced in new diagrams on collections overview page)
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