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Reinstate Reference Manual's list of theorems #41

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mn200 opened this issue Oct 14, 2011 · 1 comment
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Reinstate Reference Manual's list of theorems #41

mn200 opened this issue Oct 14, 2011 · 1 comment

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mn200 commented Oct 14, 2011

The Reference manual used to include a big list of the core system's theorems. I found this useful when I was learning HOL, so perhaps we should try to do this again. It's not clear if we'd really want to list all theorems, even for just the core theories, but I guess a tool that included all theorems from specified theories except for ones that a developer somehow flagged as 'uninteresting' would be the way to go.

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mn200 added a commit that referenced this issue Feb 18, 2014
This can be put back once issue #41 is resolved.  Thanks to Rob
Arthan's comment in issue #151 for bringing this up.
mn200 added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 8, 2014
Prompted by ptroja's commit in cd6153e.

Note that this material is desperately in need of a more comprehensive
update. The changes here are no more than a hint of how we might more
forward with this (there are similar remnants elsewhere).

In particular, the theorems in pred_set/help/thms should be generated,
and should probably be using EmitTeX technology rather than verbatim
rendering. See also github issue #41. The make process does not
correctly incorporate the manual style .doc entries, and those files
are probably wrong to boot.
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mn200 commented Apr 3, 2022

The flagging of theorems, whether white-listing (with associated categories?) or marking as interesting could obviously be done with theorem attributes.

mn200 added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 3, 2022
See github issue #41 for more on this.
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