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Each (document-level) theorem kind should have a shorthand option that allows the user to enter theroem of that kind via a shorthand. Use cases:
a user could specify that statements of a certain kinds are jokes and enter them as follows:
::: joke
Decimals have a point.
:::
perhaps some users may want to use our predefined styles but deactivate their shortands, so that the following isn't interpreted as a mathematical proposition?
::: proposition
Decimals have a point.
:::
But that at the same time they could still write:
::: {.statement kind=proposition}
Substracting the same from the same yields the same.
:::
Proposal: add a property shorthand to statement kinds. Question: should that be a switch (yes / no, and the shorthand is the kind name?) or a string (so that user could set up jk as a shorthand for joke)?
I favour the switch.
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Each (document-level) theorem kind should have a shorthand option that allows the user to enter theroem of that kind via a shorthand. Use cases:
But that at the same time they could still write:
Proposal: add a property
shorthand
to statement kinds. Question: should that be a switch (yes / no, and the shorthand is the kind name?) or a string (so that user could set upjk
as a shorthand forjoke
)?I favour the switch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: