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Sign upSeparate subsections for mathematical functions in Algorithm Conventions #723
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domenic
Oct 27, 2016
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I think instead of creating artificial sections we should just make the links go directly to the definitions.
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bterlson
Dec 30, 2016
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There are now direct links to the various mathematical operations (and the date ops too). which should make it much easier to find them. Thanks for the feedback @siriniok and sorry for the long delay :)
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There are now direct links to the various mathematical operations (and the date ops too). which should make it much easier to find them. Thanks for the feedback @siriniok and sorry for the long delay :) |
siriniok commentedOct 27, 2016
There is a lot of references to mathematical functions like
min,max,abs, etc. in the specification. All of them now described in the end of section 5.2 Algorithm Conventions. And it's impossible to reference any of these functions directly, so links to them currently lead to the section 5.2. It's enough confusing.I think we need to create a separate subsection for each mathematical function. It will make much simpler to find them and understand what they do.