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\section*{Rod McGuire}

\hypertarget{title}{}\section*{{TITLE}}\label{title}

\noindent\hyperlink{ugly_display_of_pre_blocks}{Ugly display of ``pre'' blocks}\dotfill \pageref*{ugly_display_of_pre_blocks} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{working_ampersand_escaping}{Working Ampersand Escaping}\dotfill \pageref*{working_ampersand_escaping} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{captions_in_tables}{Captions in Tables}\dotfill \pageref*{captions_in_tables} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{2_column_vs_1_column}{2 column vs. 1 column}\dotfill \pageref*{2_column_vs_1_column} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{2_column}{2 column}\dotfill \pageref*{2_column} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{some_internal_1_columns}{Some internal 1 columns}\dotfill \pageref*{some_internal_1_columns} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{1_column_with_nobang}{1 column with !NoBang}\dotfill \pageref*{1_column_with_nobang} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{label_examples_with_sometimes_atom_wrappers}{!Label examples with sometimes !Atom wrappers}\dotfill \pageref*{label_examples_with_sometimes_atom_wrappers} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{label_2_column}{!Label 2 column}\dotfill \pageref*{label_2_column} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{label_2_column_nobang}{!Label 2 column !NoBang}\dotfill \pageref*{label_2_column_nobang} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{label_1_column}{!Label 1 column}\dotfill \pageref*{label_1_column} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{label_1_column_nobang}{!Label 1 column !NoBang}\dotfill \pageref*{label_1_column_nobang} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{array_example}{Array example}\dotfill \pageref*{array_example} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{hand_fed_example_to_show_the_gm_script_is_working}{hand fed example to show the GM script is working}\dotfill \pageref*{hand_fed_example_to_show_the_gm_script_is_working} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{types_with_recursive_structure}{Types with Recursive Structure}\dotfill \pageref*{types_with_recursive_structure} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{type_pair_in_full}{type ``pair'' in full}\dotfill \pageref*{type_pair_in_full} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{various_types}{Various types}\dotfill \pageref*{various_types} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{pair}{``pair''}\dotfill \pageref*{pair} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{twin_a_subtype_of_pair}{``twin'', a subtype of ``pair''}\dotfill \pageref*{twin_a_subtype_of_pair} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{any_structure_can_be_twinned}{any ``structure'' can be twinned}\dotfill \pageref*{any_structure_can_be_twinned} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{cartesian_product_as_a_type}{cartesian product as a type}\dotfill \pageref*{cartesian_product_as_a_type} \linebreak
\noindent\hyperlink{take_1}{take 1}\dotfill \pageref*{take_1} \linebreak


\hypertarget{ugly_display_of_pre_blocks}{}\subsection*{{Ugly display of ``pre'' blocks}}\label{ugly_display_of_pre_blocks}

(I had to take wraping pre in  to get title acceptible)

Display of  is rather ugly with all the extra white space. It really needs some CSS styling.

(LETS SEE If I can directly put in a  block and change it)

(ANY BETTER?)

The  is the same but only colored. (I recall that I had to put in a ``The'' at the start of this pgh so I wouldn't get a parse error.)

\begin{verbatim}o = {a: 1,
     b: 2
    }\end{verbatim}
\hypertarget{working_ampersand_escaping}{}\subsection*{{Working Ampersand Escaping}}\label{working_ampersand_escaping}

Example showing correct ampersand escaping in ID attribute, td as textnode, td containg XML. Note that spaces are INCORRECTLY stripped from around QUOT APOS and the  item.



\hypertarget{captions_in_tables}{}\subsection*{{Captions in Tables}}\label{captions_in_tables}

Giving table captions example. A caption property can be plain text (!Caption) where the characters ``{\tt \symbol{60}}'' and ``{\tt \symbol{62}}'' can appear but wind up being escaped, or XML (!XMLCaption) where those brackets if they appear are assumed to delimit XHTML entities such as .

(THE jso shown above may not have been correctly updated to reflect this example that works)



\hypertarget{2_column_vs_1_column}{}\subsection*{{2 column vs. 1 column}}\label{2_column_vs_1_column}

3) 2 column vs 1 column-with-header display examples.

\hypertarget{2_column}{}\subsubsection*{{2 column}}\label{2_column}



\hypertarget{some_internal_1_columns}{}\subsubsection*{{Some internal 1 columns}}\label{some_internal_1_columns}

Example with some internal objects displayed in 1 column-with-header (full display)



\hypertarget{1_column_with_nobang}{}\subsubsection*{{1 column with !NoBang}}\label{1_column_with_nobang}

3c) 1 column-with-header with top level  that suppresses property names that start with bang (!).



\hypertarget{label_examples_with_sometimes_atom_wrappers}{}\subsection*{{!Label examples with sometimes !Atom wrappers}}\label{label_examples_with_sometimes_atom_wrappers}

\hypertarget{label_2_column}{}\subsubsection*{{!Label 2 column}}\label{label_2_column}



\hypertarget{label_2_column_nobang}{}\subsubsection*{{!Label 2 column !NoBang}}\label{label_2_column_nobang}



\hypertarget{label_1_column}{}\subsubsection*{{!Label 1 column}}\label{label_1_column}



\hypertarget{label_1_column_nobang}{}\subsubsection*{{!Label 1 column !NoBang}}\label{label_1_column_nobang}



\hypertarget{array_example}{}\subsection*{{Array example}}\label{array_example}

It looks here that JSON.stringify and JSON.parse really don't know how to handle arrays.



\hypertarget{hand_fed_example_to_show_the_gm_script_is_working}{}\subsubsection*{{hand fed example to show the GM script is working}}\label{hand_fed_example_to_show_the_gm_script_is_working}

\hypertarget{types_with_recursive_structure}{}\subsection*{{Types with Recursive Structure}}\label{types_with_recursive_structure}

\hypertarget{type_pair_in_full}{}\subsubsection*{{type ``pair'' in full}}\label{type_pair_in_full}

Define ``pair''.

Generated ID for pn:

Generated table for p:

Generated table for pn:



\hypertarget{various_types}{}\subsubsection*{{Various types}}\label{various_types}

\hypertarget{pair}{}\subsubsection*{{``pair''}}\label{pair}

A pair has two parts. The map ``swapped'' (aka. ``transpose'') switches the parts, and $swapped(swapped(p)) = p$.

\hypertarget{twin_a_subtype_of_pair}{}\subsubsection*{{``twin'', a subtype of ``pair''}}\label{twin_a_subtype_of_pair}

A twin is a pair in which both components are the same.

Essentially $twin = pair \wedge (?p1 = ?p2)$, though this formulation doesn't notice that ``swapped'' is now an identity.

\hypertarget{any_structure_can_be_twinned}{}\subsubsection*{{any ``structure'' can be twinned}}\label{any_structure_can_be_twinned}

A small definition of this is:

Then with type inference from ``twin'', essentially $s.twinned = s.twinned \wedge twin$, this becomes:

as

\hypertarget{cartesian_product_as_a_type}{}\subsubsection*{{cartesian product as a type}}\label{cartesian_product_as_a_type}

\hypertarget{take_1}{}\paragraph*{{take 1}}\label{take_1}

The END.

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