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Problem statements in KeY file can now also be a (semi-)sequent #3283
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That would be a nice feature. ... Wanted to have that for a while. |
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Nice feature, thanks!
I added a single commit where I renamed problemTerm
to problem
(and similar occurrences) for consistency.
On request, this PR changes the grammar of KeY files, s.t. problem statements can also be sequents.
problem: LBRACE term RBRACE;
problem: LBRACE termorseq RBRACE;
This means, you are allow to write
in KeY files.