Finds the node a name belongs to in a hierarchy or a graph, so a layer
switch keeps the reader on the same node when both layers draw it.
The cursor's own cell first, when it already carries the name -- of two
siblings both called "Other", the reader stays on the one they were on --
then the first match at the cursor's depth, then the first at any depth
from the top. A name matches exactly, or failing that when one of the two
is the other with a note in parentheses after it: one layer of a Cynefin
framework announces "Complex (Probe → Sense → Respond, Emergent
Practices)" where the other draws "Complex". Two names with different
notes are different nodes.
Finds the node a name belongs to in a hierarchy or a graph, so a layer switch keeps the reader on the same node when both layers draw it.
The cursor's own cell first, when it already carries the name -- of two siblings both called "Other", the reader stays on the one they were on -- then the first match at the cursor's depth, then the first at any depth from the top. A name matches exactly, or failing that when one of the two is the other with a note in parentheses after it: one layer of a Cynefin framework announces "Complex (Probe → Sense → Respond, Emergent Practices)" where the other draws "Complex". Two names with different notes are different nodes.