shape

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6 files.

TermComparison form1

  • line 6The shape in which two texts are compared: lower-cased, accents stripped, apostrophes unified, each word singularised by the suffix rules of the language pack. …

TermWord confidence1

  • line 6… apart, an adverb and a business object both reaching eighty occurrences; the shape of the distribution does. The confidence is the product of five signals read…

DecisionPurpose-built contract viewer1

  • line 10…eters, request and responses, and the schemas or types they reference, in one shape for OpenAPI and WSDL alike. The page serves the operations as a plain list a…

ScreenGallery index1

  • line 13…e two panels framed under a heading of their own and the chrome in its other shapes (a right-to-left locale, a header with a logo, a footer with a project text)…

ScreenColour scheme1

  • line 17The dark palette keeps the shape of the light one: the page ground goes under the surfaces of the bar, the tree of the space and the panel, the soft ground of t…

ScreenNeighbourhood map3

  • line 19The type of a neighbour is told by shape and glyph, not by colour. A typed entity is a filled circle holding the glyph of its type, a shape the theme maps to th…
  • line 19…by colour. A typed entity is a filled circle holding the glyph of its type, a shape the theme maps to the glyph name the profile declares (a hexagon for an API …
1 other passage
  • line 19…for a term, and so on) or the initial of the glyph name when the theme has no shape for it. A keyword page, a word without a note, is a hollow dashed square, an…

What we know

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See the neighbourhood map6 pages6Neighbourhood mapshape

Neighbourhood map shape

Distance1 hop

Neighbourhood map. The list below carries the same information as the map.existing pageword without a note

50 neighbours in total, more than the map shows.

textual equivalent

Six neighbours at most, always named. Beyond that the map teaches nothing: the list takes over.