TreePath

It seems to me that if your tree contains TreeNodes, it should be trivial
to construct a TreePath for a TreeNode by just calling ".getParent()" on
each node in turn until you reach the root, pushing each node onto the top
of a stack. So it seems almost an oversight to me that TreePath doesn't
have a constructor that takes a single TreeNode, or that any of the known
TreeNode implementations (DefaultMutableTreeNode,
JTree.DynamicUtilTreeNode) includes a method to get a TreePath for that
node.

Oh well, I guess I'll write my own TreeNode implementation that does it.

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