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Showing the structure of the resulting dict #93

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This visualization helped me understand what was going on better than the lines of code in the existing example. Perhaps it's also worth mentioning in the readme that OrderedDict is what's returned from from parse and we're serializing to json because pprint does not work with OrderedDict.

This visualization helped me understand what was going on better than the lines of code in the existing example. Perhaps it's also worth mentioning in the readme that `OrderedDict` is what's returned from from `parse` and we're serializing to json because `pprint` does not work with OrderedDict.
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Wow, a Pull Request with documentation. That's not something you see very often, thank you so much!

About OrderedDict, yes, it's a source of confusion. Maybe this can be fixed in a separate pull request.

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README: Showing the structure of the resulting dict
@martinblech martinblech merged commit 67139b3 into martinblech:master Apr 15, 2015
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