Root conflicts are not properly handled and will cause the same node to be inserted in multiple places. This will, quite obviously, mess some stuff up. I think however that it's fine to ignore root conflicts, as there's really no way to visualize them textually.
Anyway, for the PcsInterpreter to work, every SpoonNode in the PCS structure must only appear as a predecessor and successor precisely once. This means that if there are root conflicts, the conflicting nodes must be copied such the uniqueness of nodes is preserved.
Root conflicts are not properly handled and will cause the same node to be inserted in multiple places. This will, quite obviously, mess some stuff up. I think however that it's fine to ignore root conflicts, as there's really no way to visualize them textually.
Anyway, for the PcsInterpreter to work, every
SpoonNodein the PCS structure must only appear as a predecessor and successor precisely once. This means that if there are root conflicts, the conflicting nodes must be copied such the uniqueness of nodes is preserved.