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At the moment we're using equiv (===) on the spine for equivalence/equality steps. It was suggested at a recent demo/feedback session that Gries & Schneider use "regular" equality (=) to indicate that the spine should be read as "A=B and B=C and C=D…" instead of in the associative manner of equivalence.
I should check the book (don't have one here), and if that's true (and it seems reasonable) we should change the checker to use this syntax.
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At the moment we're using equiv (
===
) on the spine for equivalence/equality steps. It was suggested at a recent demo/feedback session that Gries & Schneider use "regular" equality (=
) to indicate that the spine should be read as "A=B and B=C and C=D…" instead of in the associative manner of equivalence.I should check the book (don't have one here), and if that's true (and it seems reasonable) we should change the checker to use this syntax.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: