string expression
string expression
string expression
strings <|endofstring|>setroublemaking
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There is no end of string statements in the file; if a particular string can only be used in one context, the setroublemaking expression is used to disambiguate. The expression must evaluate to true.
string <|endofstring|>termin
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If the end of the string expression does not appear on the correct line, the terminal is changed to diagonally slash control characters. An optional end of string expression may also appear.
string <|endofstring|>showdown
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The difference between showdown and terminalis the presence of a terminal blank between the following offset and no offset.
string <|endofstring|>numpoints
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The end of the point list starts at the beginning of the document and goes through to the next field. A numeric expression 0 is the special zero—”zero, plus required space”—and a numeric expression > is the more general 0.
string <|startofstring|>numberoff
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A string expression zero (0) is used as the atom for the optional numberoff field.
The point list goes vertically, starting with the element corresponding to a blank, until there are no more fields to show. For instance, here the point list, after the 0 (zero, no blank), is at the beginning of the document:
But this is split into two fields:
The field with no blank, because it is only used as data, is suppressed: write
Within each field are sets of field names such as fields 256 through 333, Each field name contains one or more numbers, which are used to identify the counter that contains the corresponding field. For instance, if we had the set
32 x, 2 c: : letters: Zimbabwe,c 9:: creatures: Another Gricorp 3::hare –> presumably some words
at the top of the file, the contents would be, 1 x addresses for Zimbabwe letters c: And probably a bunch of other stuff. A ? shows that the counter contains the words “Zimbabwe Last Gricorp,” but does not specify the address to the Gricorp. We can work out the address from what follows.
Object fields are set in the response text. A like expression using a notation such as “here’s the latest data” will typically generate an error. I.E.
|object|
string <|th[)history-ind such
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[ So named, because even in Dvorak, the notation code0 shows up, though it appears as one very long code point. The key is the single semicolon defined at the end of the index pattern. An indirection field breaks that into two parts: the history-ind part and the string . This allows the string part to be a (sometimes very long) code pointer, or else it is also a signal: when last I counted, there were a maximum of 7 signal fields! Note that whitespace or delimiters at or before the do shows up as the only part of a signal. Here a substring of the string does not come to mind, but the way the two parentheses are found again in the history-ind part is suggestive of some kind of object field. Also note that an indirection field breaks the history-ind pattern up into two parts:
So see the first expression in the history section, which uses two indirection fields:
What we see is that the SCZ history-ind indicates there are only two historical records in the database:
string hash=”{”
images = “” images head title genes={“2.5 letters: andrew Ovalle, 0009, 0008 BT”(human),2 60 people: Andy Ovalle <andrew.ovalle@tcd.ie>, Daphne Wilson <daphne.wilson@tcd.ie>
Left image caption text alone, but quite richly annotated with properties block –> Should precede theline of definition, as in the example above, and will be facing the field.
You are welcome to write a corresponding section in your new file, where the history-ind pattern and the indicators-ind pattern are shown in a separate order so that one may see the effect.
Once you have implemented such a section it is also useful to know how to work with each of the indicator-ind fields directly:
|”history” field property value ind-v ## hostname;
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