Known limitations

• Attempting to retrieve a name which is also a Node property will not work as intended (ex: values) when doing so explicitly (Node.values), but using the get method will yield the desired result. For example, if you have a data point/key with a sub-attribute of values, running Node.values will work as described here rather than returning that sub-attribute. However, running Node.get('values') will work as intended.
  In code, this looks like:

x = Node()
x.values = 1
x.values
Output: ['values']
x.get('values')
Output: <pyntree.Node object at memory_location>