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Tree and files
==============

To organize folders, git uses trees. In gitlib, those trees are
represented via *Tree* object.

To get the root tree associated to a commit, use the *getTree* method on
the commit object:

```php
$tree = $commit->getTree();
```

This tree is the entry point of all of your files.

The main method for a tree is the *getEntries* method. This method will
return an array, indexed by name. Each of those elements will be the
entry mode and the entry object.

Let's understand how it works with a concrete example:

```php
function displayTree(Tree $tree, $indent = 0)
{
    $indent = str_repeat(' ', $indent);
    foreach ($tree->getEntries() as $name => $data) {
        list($mode, $entry) = $data;
        if ($entry instanceof Tree) {
            echo $indent.$name.'/'.PHP_EOL;
            displayTree($tree, $indent + 1);
        } else {
            echo $indent.$name.PHP_EOL;
        }
    }
}

displayTree($commit->getTree());
```

This method will recursively display all entries of a tree.

Resolve a path
--------------

To access directly a sub-file, the easier is probably to use the
*resolvePath* method.

An example:

```php
$source = $tree->resolvePath('src/Gitonomy/Git');

$source instanceof Tree;
```

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