print.tree.applyChanges: Pretty printing for part of the result of 'applyChanges'.
In soundcorrs: Semi-Automatic Analysis of Sound Correspondences

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Pretty printing for part of the result of applyChanges.

1 2	## S3 method for class 'tree.applyChanges' print(x, ...)

`x`	[tree.applyChanges] The `tree` element in the output of `applyChanges`.
`...`	Unused; only for consistency with `print`.

One of the elements in the output of applyChanges is a tree. It is represented as a nested list, potentially a very deeply nested and a very long list which would have been all but impossible to digest for a human. This function prints it as a structure that more resembles a tree, very similar to the output of str.

[tree.applyChanges] The same object that was given as x.

applyChanges, print.list.applyChanges

# prepare sample data
dataset <- loadSampleDataset ("data-capitals")
changes <- list (loadSampleDataset("change-dl2l"), loadSampleDataset("change-rhotacism"))
# apply the changes
applyChanges (dataset, changes, "ORTHOGRAPHY.German")$tree