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- def num.digs.exp2a capital exponent, or a rejected character
- def num.digs.expan exponent
- def num.digs.dota dot or an exponent
- def num.digs.usan underscore, a dot, or an exponent
- def num.digs.goa decimal digit, an underscore, a dot, or an exponent
- def num.digsa decimal digit, an underscore, a dot, or an exponent
- def num.based.goan underscore, or a digit of the base
- def num.baseda digit of a prefixed integer, or an underscore
- def num.frac.exp2a capital exponent, or a rejected character
- def num.frac.expan exponent in a fraction
- def num.frac.usan underscore or an exponent in a fraction
- def num.frac.goa fraction digit, an underscore, or an exponent
- def num.fraca fraction digit, an underscore, or an exponent
- def num.exp.signthe exponent sign is part of the spelling; digits follow
- def num.expon.digita digit of the exponent
- def num.expon.minusa minus or a digit in an exponent
- def num.expon.gothe sign or the first digit of an exponent
- def num.exponthe sign or the first digit of an exponent
- def num.edig.usan underscore in an exponent
- def num.edig.goan exponent digit or an underscore
- def num.edigan exponent digit or an underscore
- def num.onone character of a numeral
- def num.step.goone character of a numeral
- def num.stepone character of a numeral
- def num.gothe walk over a numeral
- def i64.limitthe positive limit is 2^63-1; the negative limit is 2^63
- def i64.ordthe first differing digit stands; a tie takes the new order
- def i64.stepa shorter digit string fits and a longer one does not.
- def i64.fitswhether the integer fits in a signed 64-bit integer
- def num.fin.rangean integer inside the signed 64-bit range
- def num.fin.inta finished integer, rejected when it falls outside signed 64-bit
- def num.fin.sawa numeral needs a digit in its last run
- def num.signeda prefixed integer may not carry a sign
- def num.fin.basea prefixed integer, rejected when a sign was written
- def num.fin.nkthe kind of numeral the scan finished in
- def num.fin.usa trailing underscore is rejected
- def num.finthe value of a finished numeral
- def word.numa numeral token
- def word.route.datea datetime when the token has a colon or a dash, otherwise a numeral
- def word.routea special word, or a numeral
- def word.special.minus'-' can start a signed inf or nan
- def word.special.plus'+' or '-'
- def word.special.n'n', or a sign
- def word.special.i'i', or nan, or a sign
- def word.special.f'f', or inf, or nan, or a sign
- def word.special.t't', or false, or inf, or nan, or a sign
- def word.specialwhether this character can start a special bare word
- def word.leadthe first character, when the word has one
- def word.val.numa numeral or a datetime.
- def word.val.picka special word, or a numeral.
- def word.vala bare word: a special, a datetime, or a numeral
- type Joba change applied at the end of a key path
- type Frone table the walk has entered
- type Twthe walk: the table being edited, and the frames above it
- type Endthe root table after a walk
- type Lookwhat a key in a table refers to
- type Lastthe last element of an array of tables
- def err.first.gothe first error is kept
- def err.firstthe first error is kept
- def find.stepa key found earlier wins
- def rows.findthe first pair of this name
- def getthe value written for a key, or Miss
- def rows.repl.stepreplace the value of one pair
- def rows.replreplace every pair of this name
- def heads.oreither flag
- def heads.by.headheads records each table the document has defined as its path behind one mark: `[` when a header defined it, `.` when dotted keys did
- def heads.by.dota table dotted keys defined, as heads records it
- def heads.haswhether a table path was defined, by a header or by dotted keys
- def heads.headwhether a table path was defined by a header
- def heads.drop.stepa recorded table under the prefix is dropped
- def heads.dropforget every table whose path starts with the prefix.
- def heads.define.newa table defined by a dotted key is recorded once
- def heads.definea dotted key defines each table before its last segment
- def tree.pre.goa dotted path from a prefix and one segment
- def tree.prea dotted path from a prefix and one segment
- def look.ofthe value a key already holds
- def look.stepthe matching pair, or the rest of the table
- def rows.lookwhat a key in this table refers to
- def look.last.onethe newest element.
- def look.lastthe newest element of an array of tables, and the older elements behind it
- def tree.wrapput the child rows back into the parent table.
- def tree.rebuildwalk the frames back to the root
- def tree.leaf.puta key that is already present is a duplicate
- def tree.leaf.def.headan explicit header for a table that already exists
- def tree.leaf.def.hitopen a standard table
- def tree.leaf.defopen a standard table
- def tree.leaf.aot.hitappend one element of an array of tables
- def tree.leaf.aotappend one element of an array of tables
- def tree.leaf.jobthe key at the end of the path
- def tree.leaf.bada failed walk rebuilds what it has
- def tree.leafthe key at the end of the path
- def tree.sub.aotsenter the last element of an array of tables
- def tree.sub.joba prefix of the current table is navigation; a dotted segment defines a table
- def tree.sub.dota segment of a dotted key, which defines tables as it goes
- def tree.sub.head.goenter a table, unless a dotted key would add to a table a header defined
- def tree.sub.heada dotted key asks whether a header defined the table; a header walk does not
- def tree.sub.arra header enters the last element of an array of tables; a dotted key cannot add to an array of tables
- def tree.sub.lookdescend into one key, or record why it cannot be entered
- def tree.sub.baddescend into one key when the walk is still well
- def tree.subdescend into one key