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The Fōrmulæ project works in a different way. We do not only create rewriting rules, It provides an specification with which anybody can write —in a regular programming language— rewriting rules that can be also published. It converts the process of creating rewriting rules to a colaborative one.
=== Fōrmulæ
As you can see, the number of rules are always increasing and they need to be documented. The [http://
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=== Expression visualization ===
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It means that anybody can write code to define how an expression is to be shown. It is called a visualization rule. Moreover, there can be multiple visualization rules for a specific expression, although only one can be used at the same time.
It is very common that these visualization rules show expression as humans do. It is usually called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prettyprint pretty-print]. Moreover, different visualization rules can also written to match science field, localization (see [http://
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=== Expression edition ===
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The Fōrmulæ framework also defines a specification to edit (create or modify) symbolic expressions, called edition rules.
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=== Fōrmulæ packages ===
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=== Fōrmulæ front-ends ===
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There must be a program where symbolic expressions are created, visualized, edited and where to apply the rewriting rules. It is a front-end. Anyone can write such a program, according to the Fōrmulæ specification.
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