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314 lines
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<!--
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Copyright (C) 2014-2022 Ryan Specialty Group, LLC.
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This file is part of tame-core.
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tame-core is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
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under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
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published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
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License, or (at your option) any later version.
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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GNU General Public License for more details.
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You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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-->
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<package xmlns="http://www.lovullo.com/rater"
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xmlns:c="http://www.lovullo.com/calc"
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xmlns:t="http://www.lovullo.com/rater/apply-template"
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core="true"
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desc="Base features">
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The \pkgself~package exposes common and internal
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defintions. Ideally, this package will be included automatically by
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the compiler to remove repetitive, boilerplate imports. Importing
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this package isn't necessary if none of these definitions are
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needed.
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<section title="Internal Constants">
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\ref{_CMATCH_} is a magic constant that contains the result of
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a~classification match. This is used implicity by
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\ref{rate-each}.\footnote{The symbol is \Xi~because it looks like
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a sideways array.}
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\todo{Remove in favor of a local variable or generated
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classification; there is no need (anymore) for this to be magic.}
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<const name="_CMATCH_" type="boolean" sym="\Xi"
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desc="Classification match vector (applicability)">
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<item value="0"
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desc="Dummy value; this set is populated upon entering
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each rate block" />
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</const>
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</section>
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<section title="Primitive Types">
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Primitives are defined internally; these definitions simply
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provide symbols to permit their use.
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<typedef name="integer"
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desc="Any value in the set of integers"
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sym="\mathbb{I}">
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<base-type />
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</typedef>
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<typedef name="float"
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desc="Any real number (represented as a float)"
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sym="\mathbb{R}">
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<base-type />
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</typedef>
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\ref{empty} does not have much use outside of the compiler.
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<typedef name="empty"
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desc="Empty set"
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sym="\emptyset">
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<base-type />
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</typedef>
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</section>
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<section title="Boolean and Unknown">
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\ref{boolean} contains the boolean \ref{TRUE} and~\ref{FALSE} values,
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which map to~$1$ and~$0$ respectively.
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The \ref{maybe} type is the union of \ref{boolean} and \ref{NOTHING},
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with a value of~$-1$;\footnote{
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This is similar in spirit to the Haskell \tt{Maybe} type,
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or the OCaml \tt{Option} type.
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}this is commonly used to represent an unknown state or missing
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value.\footnote{
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The \ref{nothing}~type is used for the sake of the union;
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it should not be used directly.}
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<typedef name="maybe" desc="Boolean or unknown value">
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<union>
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<typedef name="nothing" desc="Unknown value">
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<enum type="integer">
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<item name="NOTHING" value="-1" desc="Unknown or missing value" />
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</enum>
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</typedef>
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<typedef name="boolean" desc="Boolean values">
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<enum type="integer">
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<item name="TRUE" value="1" desc="True" />
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<item name="FALSE" value="0" desc="False" />
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</enum>
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</typedef>
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</union>
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</typedef>
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The constant \ref{UNKNOWN} is also defined as~$-1$ to serve as an
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alternative to the term~``nothing''.
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<const name="UNKNOWN" value="-1"
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desc="Unknown or missing value" />
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</section>
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<section title="Convenience">
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$0$~is a~common value. Where a value is required (such
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as a~template argument), \ref{ZERO} may be used. TAME now
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supports a~constant-scalar syntax ({\tt #0}; \todo{reference this
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in documentation}), making this largely unnecessary.
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This is declared as a float to provide compatibility with all
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types of expressions.
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<const name="ZERO" value="0.00"
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desc="Zero value" />
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In the case where classifications are required, but a~static
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assumption about the applicability of the subject can be made, we
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have values that are always~true and always~false. The use
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of~\ref{never} may very well be a~code smell, but let us not rush
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to judgment.\footnote{\ref{never} has been added as an analog
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to~\ref{always}; its author has never had use for it. Oh, look,
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we just used ``never''.}
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<classify as="always"
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desc="Always true"
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yields="alwaysTrue" />
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<classify as="never"
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any="true"
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desc="Never true"
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yields="neverTrue" />
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</section>
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<section title="Work-In-Progress">
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\ref{_todo_} formalizes TODO items and may optionally yield a
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value~\tt{@value@} for use within calculations.%
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\footnote{This is different than its previous behavior of always
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yielding a scalar~$0$.}
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All uses of the \ref{_todo_} template will produce a warning composed of
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its description~\tt{@desc@}.
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<template name="_todo_"
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desc="Represents work that needs to be done">
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<param name="@desc@" desc="TODO desc">
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<text>TODO</text>
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</param>
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<param name="@value@" desc="Placeholder value" />
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<param name="@index@" desc="Placeholder value index">
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<text></text>
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</param>
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<unless name="@value@">
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<unless name="@index@" eq="">
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<error>Using @index@ without @value@</error>
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</unless>
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</unless>
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<warning>
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TODO: <param-value name="@desc@" />
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</warning>
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<if name="@value@">
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<c:value-of name="@value@" index="@index@" />
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</if>
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</template>
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The \ref{_ignore_} template serves as a~block
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comment.\footnote{This is useful since XML does not support nested
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comments, which makes it difficult to comment out code that
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already has XML comments.} It may be useful for debugging, but is
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discouraged for use otherwise. The \ref{_ignore_/@desc@} param
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should be used to describe intent.
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<template name="_ignore_"
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desc="Removes all child nodes (as if commented out)">
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<param name="@values@" desc="Nodes to comment out" />
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<param name="@desc@" desc="Reason for ignore" />
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<warning>Ignored block!</warning>
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</template>
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</section>
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<section title="Calculations">
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These templates represent calculations that used to be defined as XSLT
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templates before TAME's template system existed.
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<extern name="___yield" type="rate" dtype="float" dim="0" />
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<template name="_yield_"
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desc="Final scalar result provided to caller">
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<param name="@values@" desc="Yield calculation" />
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<rate yields="___yield" local="true">
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<param-copy name="@values@" />
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</rate>
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</template>
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<template name="_rate-each_"
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desc="Convenience template that expands to a lv:rate block summing over
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the magic _CMATCH_ set with the product of its value">
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<param name="@values@"
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desc="Yield calculation" />
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<param name="@generates@" desc="Generator name (optional)">
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<text></text>
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</param>
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<param name="@yields@" desc="Yield (optional)">
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<text>_</text>
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<param-value name="@generates@" />
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</param>
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<!-- at least one of generates or yields is required -->
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<if name="@yields@" eq="">
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<if name="@generates@" eq="">
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<error>must provide at least one of @generates or @yields</error>
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</if>
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</if>
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<param name="@class@"
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desc="Space-delimited classifications for predicated iteration" />
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<param name="@no@"
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desc="Space-delimited classifications for predicated iteration to prevent matches">
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<text></text>
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</param>
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<param name="@index@"
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desc="Generator index" />
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<param name="@dim@" desc="Dim (optional)">
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<text></text>
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</param>
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<param name="@gensym@" desc="Generator TeX symbol">
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<text></text>
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</param>
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<rate class="@class@" no="@no@" yields="@yields@"
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gentle-no="true"
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desc="Total {@yields@} premium">
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<c:sum of="_CMATCH_" dim="@dim@" sym="@gensym@"
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generates="@generates@" index="@index@"
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desc="Set of individual {@yields@} premiums">
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<c:product>
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<c:value-of name="_CMATCH_" index="@index@"
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label="One if {@class@} and not {@no@} (if provided), otherwise zero" />
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<param-copy name="@values@" />
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</c:product>
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</c:sum>
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</rate>
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</template>
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</section>
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<section title="Feature Flags">
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These templates alter the behavior of the TAME compiler or runtime.
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They will be removed at some point in the future.
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<section title="Classification System">
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The template \tt{_use-new-classification-system_} sets a compile-time
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flag that will cause all following sibling classifications to be
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compiled using the new classification system.
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Once the feature is enabled by default,
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this template will become a noop and will begin to emit a warning,
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before eventually being removed.
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It is possible to mix both old and new classifications within the same
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package,
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though such behavior may lead to confusion in certain cases.
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For more information on where the new and old system differ,
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see the \tt{core/test/core/class} specification.
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<template name="_use-new-classification-system_"
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desc="Compile following-sibling::lv:classify using the new
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classification system">
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<!-- Even though this is a template param-meta, it will only affect
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following-sibling for performance reasons -->
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<param-meta name="___feature-newclassify" value="1" />
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<t:todo desc="remove _use-new-classification-system_ application;
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the new classification system is enabled by default
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and this template no longer has any effect" />
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</template>
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</section>
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</section>
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</package>
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