Initial Releases: Hierarchy and ASCII-helper

I've just made a pair of first file releases for a couple of sub-projects.

Hierarchy (version 2.0.0 Stable)

This is a Java library that provides an easy to use Hierarchical data structure that can store Strings, primitives and arrays of primitives, as well as a few other odds and ends. It can be used to store data in a simple XML format. It's an excellent library to use for configuration data, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. It can also be used as a simple non-relational database.

It's a library that visitors to the Deimos Project (another of my Sourceforge.net projects) may remember. It's had a face lift, some nasty XML-related bugs fixed and been given a few new features.

This is the first release that provides the means to display a Hierarchy in a JTable (see the API documentation for the net.sf.simulatoralive.hierarchy.HierarchyTreeNode class for more information, scant though it may be).

ASCII-helper

This is currently just a program that displays an ASCII table on the console. I'll probably add other ASCII or ANSI-related features and tools as I need them. I wrote it because I didn't have an ASCII table on hand and needed one (currently no internet access at home).