Fractures
Breaks in the inscribed support, with the Fracture indicated after which the text is present, without providing any details about the text that follows.
Syntax
- Left-hand fracture: the less-than sign
<enclosed within curly brackets{…}(cf. Example 1). - Right-hand fracture: the greater-than sign
>enclosed within curly brackets{…}(cf. Example 2). - Top fracture: the caret
^enclosed within curly brackets{…}(cf. Example 3). - Bottom fracture: the letter
venclosed within curly brackets{…}(cf. Example 4).
Overview
| Notation | Conceptual AST | Paper Output |
|---|---|---|
{<} | Fracture(Left) | ⊣ |
{>} | Fracture(Right) | ⊢ |
{^} | Fracture(Top) | ⟘ |
{V} | Fracture(Bottom) | ⟙ |