Alphabetical index

ScreenSpace Specifications

Every word the documentation (12 passages, no note) uses, with or without a definition (17 passages, no note), by initial letter (17 passages, no note). Letters without an entry stay in view (48 passages, no note), struck through and inert. Each word is listed with its type (note: Type), the first line of its page and the number of pages citing (11 passages, no note) it; a word without a definition is dotted (8 passages, no note) and described by the passage (note: Passage) that uses it most. Sorting follows the collation (10 passages, no note) rules (note: Rule) of the project locale (6 passages, no note), accents (23 passages, no note) included, and the words without a definition are never set apart: they are the working list of a glossary owner.

Today

The index (note: Alphabetical index) at index/index.html lists every entity (note: Entity) and keyword page (note: Keyword) of the model (note: Model) in the order of the language pack (note: Language pack) of the project locale, accents and case set aside (3 passages, no note) and digits (4 passages, no note) compared by value (35 passages, no note), so that étude files between estimate and event; two titles that collate alike follow their identifiers (note: Identifier). The page is titled "A–Z index" and opens on the sentence "N (3 passages, no note) words used in the documentation. N have a written page, the others exist through their uses alone."; beside it the "Filters (note: Facet)" button folds a menu (4 passages, no note) of links (note: Link) to the search results page filtered (3 passages, no note) by type, by space (note: Space) or to the words without a definition, so that the filters work without any script (37 passages, no note). A bar (28 passages, no note) of letters follows: a letter without an entry is struck through and carries no link, an active (4 passages, no note) letter leads to its place, titles that open with a digit or a symbol gather under #, and the line "N letters without an entry" closes the bar. Every letter of the page is headed "A — 94 words" and its entries form (52 passages, no note) a table (40 passages, no note) of four columns (25 passages, no note): the word, its type from the profile (note: Profile), the first line of its page (the summary (24 passages, no note) of the note (note: Note), cut at a word before 200 characters (16 passages, no note)) and the number of pages citing it, the pages linking to a note or the files an expression (57 passages, no note) is read in. A word without a definition sits among the others, its title dotted, "no definition" in the type column and, in place of a first line, the earliest passage of the file that uses it most, quoted and followed by the title of that file; the note under the table says that those words are the working list of a glossary owner. When the whole index rendered (33 passages, no note) as one page would weigh more than 100 kB, every letter with entries gets its own page, index/a/index.html to index/other/index.html, the index address (56 passages, no note) shows the first of them, and every letter page links to its siblings (3 passages, no note), each under the page budget (20 passages, no note).

Objects

Actions

  1. Open a word → entity page
  2. Open a noteless word → keyword page

Properties5

Application
Generated site
Status
valid
URL pattern
/index

5 declared keys. The rest of the file is free text.

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Neighbourhood map Alphabetical index

Distance1 hop

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

85 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.