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This is for consistency with the `cmark` style. Now the blocks we still pretty-print ourselves will match the bulk of them that `cmark` produces.
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names command
Example uses of the names command and output
-- Some names with the same value
some.place.x = 1
some.otherplace.y = 1
some.otherplace.x = 10
somewhere.z = 1
-- Some similar name with a different value
somewhere.y = 2
Loading changes detected in scratch.u.
I found and typechecked these definitions in scratch.u. If you
do an `add` or `update`, here's how your codebase would
change:
⍟ These new definitions are ok to `add`:
some.otherplace.x : ##Nat
some.otherplace.y : ##Nat
some.place.x : ##Nat
somewhere.y : ##Nat
somewhere.z : ##Nat
.> add
⍟ I've added these definitions:
some.otherplace.x : ##Nat
some.otherplace.y : ##Nat
some.place.x : ##Nat
somewhere.y : ##Nat
somewhere.z : ##Nat
names searches relative to the current path.
-- We can search by suffix and find all definitions named 'x', and each of their aliases respectively.
-- But we don't see somewhere.z which is has the same value but is out of our namespace
.some> names x
Terms
Hash: #gjmq673r1v
Names: otherplace.y place.x
Hash: #pi25gcdv0o
Names: otherplace.x
Tip: Use `names.global` to see more results.
-- We can search by hash, and see all aliases of that hash
.some> names #gjmq673r1v
Term
Hash: #gjmq673r1v
Names: otherplace.y place.x
Tip: Use `names.global` to see more results.
-- If the query is absolute, treat it as a `names.global`
.some> names .some.place.x
Term
Hash: #gjmq673r1v
Names: .some.otherplace.y .some.place.x .somewhere.z
Tip: Use `names.global` to see more results.
names.global searches from the root, and absolutely qualifies results
-- We can search by suffix and find all definitions in the codebase named 'x', and each of their aliases respectively.
.some> names.global x
Terms
Hash: #gjmq673r1v
Names: .some.otherplace.y .some.place.x .somewhere.z
Hash: #pi25gcdv0o
Names: .some.otherplace.x
-- We can search by hash, and see all aliases of that hash in the codebase
.some> names.global #gjmq673r1v
Term
Hash: #gjmq673r1v
Names: .some.otherplace.y .some.place.x .somewhere.z
-- We can search using an absolute name
.some> names.global .some.place.x
Term
Hash: #gjmq673r1v
Names: .some.otherplace.y .some.place.x .somewhere.z