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:zz: Re: programming for zigzag: Another axiom I missed
- To: cwatters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Carolyn Watters), zigzag@xxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: :zz: Re: programming for zigzag: Another axiom I missed
- From: Ted Nelson <ted@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 02:11:25 +0900
- Cc: ted@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- In-reply-to: <199806091206.JAA01413@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Reply-to: zigzag@xxxxxxxxxx
> - an overview of the dimensions of the entire space
Lots of luck!
I'll be delighted to see how you do this!
A compass-rose indicating which dimensions **exist**,
now that's easy; but an overview of what's IN the space,
now Woof.
ChrzT
At 09:06 AM 6/9/98 -0300, you wrote:
> Hi Ted,
> Finally, we are ready to start!! David Robinson, who works on my math stuff
>would like to try to do a graphically oriented demo of some of your zigzag
ideas for
>you. Before I let him loose I want to clarify my understanding as I only
saw it
>in action the one day! I enclose the essence of my sense of the basics.
Please
>straightened out any kinks I may have added to your idea.
>best
>Carolyn
>
>
>1.The atomic unit of the proposed structure is a single cell with maximum
>2 neighbors defined in each of n arbitrary dimensions.
>
>2. The contents of any cell are not restricted by type: so that one could
>contain a script, a function, an address, a pointer, a phone number, etc.
>
>3. The user defines and controls cell content, declaration of dimension, and
>position of any cell within this space.
>
>4. Minimal functions required include:
> - declaration of a new dimension
> - add/delete a cell in one or more dimensions
> - add/delete/modify contents of a cell
> - add/delete/modify links
> - execute across any dimension
> - view areas of the space, likely 2 or 3 dimensions at any one time
> - an overview of the dimensions of the entire space
>
>5. We will be doing this in Java so that we can get a graphical viewer.
>
>
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