@@ -12,6 +12,18 @@ is always `[1 constant]`.
12(Some of the "constant" syntax below can interpolate dynamic
12(Some of the "constant" syntax below can interpolate dynamic
13twigs. When it does, it obviously isn't constant at all.)
13twigs. When it does, it obviously isn't constant at all.)
17+Recall the `$atom` span, `{$atom p/aura q/(unit @)}`.
19+Each atom constant syntax implies an aura, which is just a
20+textual symbol. The aura is used indiscriminately to convey
21+physical units, semantic interpretations, parsing syntax, and/or
22+printing syntax. It's soft type and can be manually overridden.
24+We generally write an aura in its irregular mold syntax, such as
25+`@ud`. The syntax for the
@@ -19,8 +31,8 @@ twigs. When it does, it obviously isn't constant at all.)
20 {$rock p/@tas q/@}
32 {$rock p/@tas q/@}
21 {$sand p/@tas q/@}
33 {$sand p/@tas q/@}
22− {$knit p/(list $@(@ {$~ p/twig}))}
34+ {$knit p/(list $@(@ {$~ p/seed}))}
23− {$path p/(list (each @tas twig))
35+ {$path p/(list (each @tas seed))
@@ -106,5 +118,3 @@ A path can be dynamically interpolated with `[]`:
108equals `/foo/bar/baz`.
120equals `/foo/bar/baz`.