Semantic code project: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:04, 2 January 2021

Step 1: standard proposition: Select a standard proposition. These will be coded with a “c-” and you can find a complete list here:

If there isn’t one, create a new one — but note, the name of the game is to have as few “canonical” propositions as possible. The form should be:

Name: t-[NAME] Content: '''Label''': <section begin=label/>{{PAGENAME}}<section end=label/>. <br> '''What''': <section begin=what/> <section end=what/>. <br> '''Which''': <section begin=which/> <section end=which/>. <br> '''Where''': <section begin=where/> <section end=where/>. <noinclude>{{c\|Template propositions}}</noinclude>

Step 2:

Devise a proposition labelling taxonomy, that can neatly (and predictably) cover: proposition type, agreement type, location and clause reference

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-Step 1: Select a standard proposition. These will be coded with a “c-” and you can find a complete list here:
+Step 1: '''standard proposition''': Select a standard proposition. These will be coded with a “c-” and you can find a complete list here:
 <categorytree mode="pages" namespaces="Template" depth="0">Template propositions</categorytree>
+If there isn’t one, create a new one — but note, the name of the game is to have as few “canonical” propositions as possible. The form should be:
+{{subtable|'''Name''': t-[NAME]
+'''Content''':
+<nowiki>'''Label''': <section begin=label/>{{PAGENAME}}<section end=label/>. <br>
+'''What''': <section begin=what/> <section end=what/>. <br>
+'''Which''': <section begin=which/> <section end=which/>. <br>
+'''Where''': <section begin=where/> <section end=where/>. <noinclude>{{c|Template propositions}}</noinclude></nowiki>}}
+Step 2:
+==To do==
+Devise a proposition labelling taxonomy, that can neatly (and predictably) cover: proposition type, agreement type, location and clause reference