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Amend paths to # syntax, update note on dojo feedback

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@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ For instance:
- `/~sampel/path/to/counter/one` would be represented as `~[[%p ~sampel] %path %to %counter %one]`.
- `/~sampel/path/to/counter/1` would be represented as `~[[%p ~sampel] %path %to %counter [%ud 1]]`.
(You might also see a `pith` written in this irregular form `#/[p/our.bowl]/path/to/counter/one`.)
You will also see `pith`s written in this irregular form `#/[p/our.bowl]/path/to/counter/one`.
A `note` is one of the four types of command any shrub will accept.
@ -308,18 +308,16 @@ A `note` is one of the four types of command any shrub will accept.
Let’s `%make` a shrub at an arbitrary path `/path/to/counter` from the Dojo, giving it an initial state of `0`. We’ll explain the structure of the `%make` note in more detail in the Diary tutorial.
```
:neo &neo-card [~[[%p our] %path %to %counter] [%make %counter `[%number !>(0)] ~]]
:neo &neo-card [#/[p/our]/path/to/counter [%make %counter `[%number !>(0)] ~]]
```
You should see `>> /~zod/~/sys -> /~zod/path/to/counter: make` in the Dojo if successful.
Now we can now send a `%poke` to the counter shrub at this path.
```
:neo &neo-card [~[[%p our] %path %to %counter] [%poke [%counter-diff !>([%inc ~])]]]
:neo &neo-card [#/[p/our]/path/to/counter [%poke [%counter-diff !>([%inc ~])]]]
```
You'll know the poke worked if you see `>> /~zod/~/sys -> /~zod/counter: %poke %counter-diff` in the Dojo. In the next section, we'll build a simple frontend that will enable us to view and modify the state of the shrub.
How do we know these worked? There's currently no feedback in the Dojo, and no way to inspect the state of a shrub from the Dojo. In the next section, we'll build a simple frontend that will enable us to view the state of the shrub, and modify its state through the UI.
## Counter frontend in Sky
@ -426,7 +424,7 @@ This is a more straightforward conversion from a dynamic XML node (in this case,
The Sky homepage shows you one tile for all of the shrubs who are the immediate children of your `/home` shurb, which was made for you upon booting `%neo` for the first time. You won’t see a Counter tile there because there is no `/counter` shrub beneath `/home`, so let’s make one.
```
:neo &neo-card [~[[%p our] %home %counter] [%make %counter `[%number !>(0)] ~]]
:neo &neo-card [#/[p/our]/home/counter [%make %counter `[%number !>(0)] ~]]
```
If you refresh your browser you should now see a tile labelled “counter”. Click there to see the Counter frontend from the `/con` file and increment the state of the `/counter` shrub.