Minor fixes in eo::ite and define docs.#129
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| The Eunoia language contains further commands for declaring symbols that are not standard SMT-LIB version 3.0: | ||
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| - `(define <symbol> (<typed-param>*) <term> <attr>*)`, defines `<symbol>` to be a lambda term whose arguments and body are given by the command, or the body if the argument list is empty. Note that in contrast to the SMT-LIB command `define-fun`, a return type is not provided. The provided attributes may instruct the checker to perform e.g. type checking on the given term see [type checking define](#tcdefine). | ||
| - `(define <symbol> (<typed-param>*) <term> <attr>*)`, defines `<symbol>` to be a lambda term whose arguments and body are given by the command, or just an arbitrary term defined by provided the body, if the argument list is empty (i.e., it can be even a non-function term). Note that in contrast to the SMT-LIB command `define-fun`, a return type is not provided. |
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| - `(define <symbol> (<typed-param>*) <term> <attr>*)`, defines `<symbol>` to be a lambda term whose arguments and body are given by the command, or just an arbitrary term defined by provided the body, if the argument list is empty (i.e., it can be even a non-function term). Note that in contrast to the SMT-LIB command `define-fun`, a return type is not provided. | |
| - `(define <symbol> (<typed-param>*) <term> <attr>*)`, defines `<symbol>` to be a lambda term whose arguments and body are given by the command, or just an arbitrary term defined by provided the body, if the argument list is empty (i.e., it may be a non-function term). Note that in contrast to the SMT-LIB command `define-fun`, a return type is not provided. |
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| - `(define <symbol> (<typed-param>*) <term> <attr>*)`, defines `<symbol>` to be a lambda term whose arguments and body are given by the command, or the body if the argument list is empty. Note that in contrast to the SMT-LIB command `define-fun`, a return type is not provided. The provided attributes may instruct the checker to perform e.g. type checking on the given term see [type checking define](#tcdefine). | ||
| - `(define <symbol> (<typed-param>*) <term> <attr>*)`, defines `<symbol>` to be a lambda term whose arguments and body are given by the command, or just an arbitrary term defined by provided the body, if the argument list is empty (i.e., it can be even a non-function term). Note that in contrast to the SMT-LIB command `define-fun`, a return type is not provided. | ||
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There is a possible addition :is_eq that I proposed in another PR.
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Thanks for the PR, LGTM. |
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The simple fix in
eo::iteis more important.