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 | Version History
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2.2: 2017/06/03
- Fixes to setup.py breaking on Windows which prevents installation
  among other things.
2.1: 2017/03/23
- The library is now Python 3 compatible.
- Value returend by ``shortest_prefix`` and ``longest_prefix`` evaluates
  to false if no prefix was found.  This is in addition to it being
  a pair of Nones of course.
2.0: 2016/07/06
- Sorting of child nodes is disabled by default for better performance.
  ``enable_sorting`` method can be used to bring back old behaviour.
- Tries of arbitrary depth can be pickled without reaching Python’s
  recursion limits.  (N.B. The pickle format is incompatible with one
  from 1.2 release).  ``_Node``’s ``__getstate__`` and ``__setstate__``
  method can be used to implement other serialisation methods such as
  JSON.
1.2: 2016/06/21  [pulled back from PyPi]
- Tries can now be pickled.
- Iterating no longer uses recursion so tries of arbitrary depth can be
  iterated over.  The ``traverse`` method, however, still uses recursion
  thus cannot be used on big structures.
1.1: 2016/01/18
- Fixed PyPi installation issues; all should work now.
1.0: 2015/12/16
- The module has been renamed from ``trie`` to ``pygtrie``.  This
  could break current users but see documentation for how to quickly
  upgrade your scripts.
- Added ``traverse`` method which goes through the nodes of the trie
  preserving structure of the tree.  This is a depth-first traversal
  which can be used to search for elements or translate a trie into
  a different tree structure.
- Minor documentation fixes.
0.9.3: 2015/05/28
- Minor documentation fixes.
0.9.2: 2015/05/28
- Added Sphinx configuration and updated docstrings to work better
  with Sphinx.
0.9.1: 2014/02/03
- New name.
0.9: 2014/02/03
- Initial release.
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