Add convenience methods for fetching nodes deep in the tree#16
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This looks good. I think it will make the library easier to use. thanks!.
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This looks good - appreciate the added test case for this as well. Thanks Ed!
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This adds convenience methods for fetching nodes deep in the tree. For example, until now it has been necessary to chain method calls to get to a node at path
root.child.grandchild:This PR adds vararg overloads of the get methods so that this can be accomplished in a single method call:
Since varargs can't be followed by other arguments, I'm also deprecating the old getList and getMap methods and introducing new methods that place the list and map types at the beginning of the argument list.
Thanks Trey for the idea!