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Builds off of general direction in #64, this is a half-baked idea and might not be possible. I'm thinking maybe when we discover some rule, we could hold off on immediately outputting the rule. Perhaps we could do the following: when we discover a rule a ~> b, we could somehow print the rule as a ~> extract(b), where we assume extract(b) gives us the syntactically smallest representation of b.
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Builds off of general direction in #64, this is a half-baked idea and might not be possible. I'm thinking maybe when we discover some rule, we could hold off on immediately outputting the rule. Perhaps we could do the following: when we discover a rule
a ~> b
, we could somehow print the rule asa ~> extract(b)
, where we assumeextract(b)
gives us the syntactically smallest representation ofb
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: