Re: Glyphica Arcana Page
From: | Paul Bennett <paul-bennett@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, December 21, 2005, 6:27 |
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 00:16:19 -0500, Jefferson Wilson
<jeffwilson63@...> wrote:
Do you have an inclusive OR as well as an exlusive OR, i.e. a marker for
(A AND B) OR (A OR B)
I imagine it's a sememe found more often than some people would realise.
For instance, in
Do you have a lighter, or some matches?
the answer would not be expected to be "No" if I had both a lighter and
matches. There are other logical conjunctions which could potentially be
useful, I imagine especially so in magical texts, which I rather suspect
could become quite algorithmic in nature, given the right system of magic.
Also, I'd recommend more, simpler examples. There's a lot of information
to take in at once there.
Also also, you could find yourself boxed into a corner if you didn't think
out in advance very carefully what you wanted to write. That's a potential
criticism of every 2D writing system with branching, though, so don't take
it personally.
Paul
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