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The original message has been attached to this so you can view it or label similar future email. If you have any questions, see the administrator of that system for details. Content preview: In jbovlaste, the user krtisfranks has edited a definition of "ju'au" in the language "English". Differences: 5,5c5,5 < Follows a number and is followed by a sumti string (introduced with appropriate gadri, multiple sumti strung together via connectives); scope terminates with the end of the sumti. The construct as a whole syntactically functions as a parenthetical so that mekso may be resumed immediately thereafter without any difficulty. The preceding number is semantically interpreted according to the description to which the following sumti refers. If a sequence is supplied as the following sumti, the preceding number is interpreted so that each digit, starting from the left (default: see next), is understood as a multiple of the corresponding value in the sequence under the ordering given (which may produce an invalid/ill-formed result; the placement of {pi} matters as well). If a single number is submitted (such as "li {dau}"), this word acts as {ju'u}; the number is interpreted according to the rules of mekso and is its own island for such interpretation (thus {ju'u} is needed to override a cultural/grammatical default interpretation, such as decimal, even if this is done within the mekso expression outside of and including the scope of this word). In this way, the sumti being (10^n)_n, which is a sequence, is the same as the sumti being just 10, but is very different from it being the sequence (10)_n. The original default for numeral-position/string reading/interpretation is from left-to-right, where a digit on the left in a pair of digits represents that multiple of a "later" term in the sequence as compared to right member of the pair; thus "23" in decimal means (2*(10^1)) + (3*(10^0)), which is twenty-three. This default may be overridden via specification of the sequence (either its ordering, its domain being negated, or alteration to the base); alternatively, and perhaps more easily, the appearance of "la'e zoi jbo. ri'u bi'o zu'a .jbo" will always reverse it (this is a special input value with interpretation defined by this grammar); when reversed, "23" in decimal means (2*(10^0)) + (3*(10^1)), which is to [...] Content analysis details: (0.5 points, 5.0 required) pts rule name description ---- ---------------------- -------------------------------------------------- 0.0 URIBL_BLOCKED ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE: The query to URIBL was blocked. See http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/DnsBlocklists#dnsbl-block for more information. [URIs: lojban.org] 1.4 RCVD_IN_BRBL_LASTEXT RBL: No description available. [173.13.139.235 listed in bb.barracudacentral.org] -1.9 BAYES_00 BODY: Bayes spam probability is 0 to 1% [score: 0.0000] 1.0 RDNS_DYNAMIC Delivered to internal network by host with dynamic-looking rDNS In jbovlaste, the user krtisfranks has edited a definition of "ju'au" in the language "English". Differences: 5,5c5,5 < =09=09Follows a number and is followed by a sumti string (introduced = with appropriate gadri, multiple sumti strung together via connectives)= ; scope terminates with the end of the sumti. The construct as a whole = syntactically functions as a parenthetical so that mekso may be resumed= immediately thereafter without any difficulty. The preceding number is= semantically interpreted according to the description to which the fol= lowing sumti refers. If a sequence is supplied as the following sumti, = the preceding number is interpreted so that each digit, starting from t= he left (default: see next), is understood as a multiple of the corresp= onding value in the sequence under the ordering given (which may produc= e an invalid/ill-formed result; the placement of {pi} matters as well).= If a single number is submitted (such as "li {dau}"), this word acts = as {ju'u}; the number is interpreted according to the rules of mekso an= d is its own island for such interpretation (thus {ju'u} is needed to o= verride a cultural/grammatical default interpretation, such as decimal,= even if this is done within the mekso expression outside of and includ= ing the scope of this word). In this way, the sumti being (10^n)_n, whi= ch is a sequence, is the same as the sumti being just 10, but is very d= ifferent from it being the sequence (10)_n. The original default for n= umeral-position/string reading/interpretation is from left-to-right, wh= ere a digit on the left in a pair of digits represents that multiple of= a "later" term in the sequence as compared to right member of the pair= ; thus "23" in decimal means (2*(10^1)) + (3*(10^0)), which is twenty-t= hree. This default may be overridden via specification of the sequence= (either its ordering, its domain being negated, or alteration to the b= ase); alternatively, and perhaps more easily, the appearance of "la'e z= oi jbo. ri'u bi'o zu'a .jbo" will always reverse it (this is a special = input value with interpretation defined by this grammar); when reversed= , "23" in decimal means (2*(10^0)) + (3*(10^1)), which is to say thirty= -two. Generally, this word overrides the default interpretation of a s= tring of microdigits when computing the value of a macrodigit (see: {ju= 'u'i}). See also: {ju'u}, {ju'u'i}, {pi'e}. --- > =09=09Follows a number and is followed by a sumti string (introduced = with appropriate gadri, multiple sumti strung together via connectives)= ; scope terminates with the end of the sumti and/or with {ke'e'au}. The= construct as a whole syntactically functions as a parenthetical so tha= t mekso may be resumed immediately thereafter without any difficulty. T= his word attaches to/affects the immediately preceding macrodigit strin= g extending from the last evaluated number, number operation, etc. or b= racket to/until this word. The preceding number is semantically interpr= eted according to the description to which the following sumti refers. = If a sequence is supplied as the following sumti, the preceding number = is interpreted so that each digit, starting from the left (default: see= next), is understood as a multiple of the corresponding value in the s= equence under the ordering given (which may produce an invalid/ill-form= ed result; the placement of {pi} matters as well). If a single number = is submitted (such as "li {dau}"), this word acts as {ju'u}; the number= is interpreted according to the rules of mekso and is its own island f= or such interpretation (thus {ju'u} is needed to override a cultural/gr= ammatical default interpretation, such as decimal, even if this is done= within the mekso expression outside of and including the scope of this= word). In this way, the sumti being (10^n)_n, which is a sequence, is = the same as the sumti being just 10, but is very different from it bein= g the sequence (10)_n. The original default for numeral-position/strin= g reading/interpretation is from left-to-right, where a digit on the le= ft in a pair of digits represents that multiple of a "later" term in th= e sequence as compared to right member of the pair; thus "23" in decima= l means (2*(10^1)) + (3*(10^0)), which is twenty-three. This default m= ay be overridden via specification of the sequence (either its ordering= , its domain being negated, or alteration to the base); alternatively, = and perhaps more easily, the appearance of "la'e zoi jbo. ri'u bi'o zu'= a .jbo" will always reverse it (this is a special input value with inte= rpretation defined by this grammar); when reversed, "23" in decimal mea= ns (2*(10^0)) + (3*(10^1)), which is to say thirty-two. Generally, thi= s word overrides the default interpretation of a string of microdigits = when computing the value of a macrodigit (see: {ju'u'i}). See also: {ju= 'u}, {ju'u'i}, {pi'e}. Old Data: =09Definition: =09=09semi-mathematical binary operator: named number base operator/int= erpreter =09Notes: =09=09Follows a number and is followed by a sumti string (introduced wi= th appropriate gadri, multiple sumti strung together via connectives); = scope terminates with the end of the sumti. The construct as a whole sy= ntactically functions as a parenthetical so that mekso may be resumed i= mmediately thereafter without any difficulty. The preceding number is s= emantically interpreted according to the description to which the follo= wing sumti refers. If a sequence is supplied as the following sumti, th= e preceding number is interpreted so that each digit, starting from the= left (default: see next), is understood as a multiple of the correspon= ding value in the sequence under the ordering given (which may produce = an invalid/ill-formed result; the placement of {pi} matters as well). = If a single number is submitted (such as "li {dau}"), this word acts as= {ju'u}; the number is interpreted according to the rules of mekso and = is its own island for such interpretation (thus {ju'u} is needed to ove= rride a cultural/grammatical default interpretation, such as decimal, e= ven if this is done within the mekso expression outside of and includin= g the scope of this word). In this way, the sumti being (10^n)_n, which= is a sequence, is the same as the sumti being just 10, but is very dif= ferent from it being the sequence (10)_n. The original default for num= eral-position/string reading/interpretation is from left-to-right, wher= e a digit on the left in a pair of digits represents that multiple of a= "later" term in the sequence as compared to right member of the pair; = thus "23" in decimal means (2*(10^1)) + (3*(10^0)), which is twenty-thr= ee. This default may be overridden via specification of the sequence (= either its ordering, its domain being negated, or alteration to the bas= e); alternatively, and perhaps more easily, the appearance of "la'e zoi= jbo. ri'u bi'o zu'a .jbo" will always reverse it (this is a special in= put value with interpretation defined by this grammar); when reversed, = "23" in decimal means (2*(10^0)) + (3*(10^1)), which is to say thirty-t= wo. Generally, this word overrides the default interpretation of a str= ing of microdigits when computing the value of a macrodigit (see: {ju'u= 'i}). See also: {ju'u}, {ju'u'i}, {pi'e}. =09Jargon: =09=09 =09Gloss Keywords: =09=09Word: named number base, In Sense:=20 =09=09Word: number base, In Sense: named =09=09Word: string-reading order specifier, In Sense:=20 =09Place Keywords: New Data: =09Definition: =09=09semi-mathematical binary operator: named number base operator/int= erpreter =09Notes: =09=09Follows a number and is followed by a sumti string (introduced wi= th appropriate gadri, multiple sumti strung together via connectives); = scope terminates with the end of the sumti and/or with {ke'e'au}. The c= onstruct as a whole syntactically functions as a parenthetical so that = mekso may be resumed immediately thereafter without any difficulty. Thi= s word attaches to/affects the immediately preceding macrodigit string = extending from the last evaluated number, number operation, etc. or bra= cket to/until this word. The preceding number is semantically interpret= ed according to the description to which the following sumti refers. If= a sequence is supplied as the following sumti, the preceding number is= interpreted so that each digit, starting from the left (default: see n= ext), is understood as a multiple of the corresponding value in the seq= uence under the ordering given (which may produce an invalid/ill-formed= result; the placement of {pi} matters as well). If a single number is= submitted (such as "li {dau}"), this word acts as {ju'u}; the number i= s interpreted according to the rules of mekso and is its own island for= such interpretation (thus {ju'u} is needed to override a cultural/gram= matical default interpretation, such as decimal, even if this is done w= ithin the mekso expression outside of and including the scope of this w= ord). In this way, the sumti being (10^n)_n, which is a sequence, is th= e same as the sumti being just 10, but is very different from it being = the sequence (10)_n. The original default for numeral-position/string = reading/interpretation is from left-to-right, where a digit on the left= in a pair of digits represents that multiple of a "later" term in the = sequence as compared to right member of the pair; thus "23" in decimal = means (2*(10^1)) + (3*(10^0)), which is twenty-three. This default may= be overridden via specification of the sequence (either its ordering, = its domain being negated, or alteration to the base); alternatively, an= d perhaps more easily, the appearance of "la'e zoi jbo. ri'u bi'o zu'a = .jbo" will always reverse it (this is a special input value with interp= retation defined by this grammar); when reversed, "23" in decimal means= (2*(10^0)) + (3*(10^1)), which is to say thirty-two. Generally, this = word overrides the default interpretation of a string of microdigits wh= en computing the value of a macrodigit (see: {ju'u'i}). See also: {ju'u= }, {ju'u'i}, {pi'e}. =09Jargon: =09=09 =09Gloss Keywords: =09=09Word: named number base, In Sense:=20 =09=09Word: number base, In Sense: named =09=09Word: string-reading order specifier, In Sense:=20 =09Place Keywords: You can go to to see it.