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Fix for issue #52.

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hvk3 commented Mar 8, 2016

There seems to be some problem in your implementation, I guess. Try constructing a full binary tree of 7 nodes in vertical orientation, and view that in horizontal orientation.

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stengel commented Mar 8, 2016

Hi, this is correct - I do not think horizontal orientation
works at all yet.

Could you please introduce yourself so that your activity is
going in the right direction?

Thanks and regards,
--Bernhard

There seems to be some problem in your implementation, I guess. Try constructing a full binary tree of 7 nodes in vertical orientation, and view that in horizontal orientation.


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I have checked many cases for vertical and corresponding horizontal orientation.
I cannot find any error.
Can you please share a screenshot where it is not drawing the tree properly?

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screenshot 9
screenshot 10

This are the screen shot of a tree in horizontal orientation and vertical orientation

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I am Smit Patwa, pursuing BE(Hons) Computer Science at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (BITS Pilani,India).
I am interested in working for this project. I got this project link from the GSOC 2016 website.

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hvk3 commented Mar 8, 2016

@smitpatwa
I believe I made some error while testing your code. Works fine now. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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