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Prevent the same formula/term/conclusion from being formed more than once #18

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Voileexperiments opened this issue Aug 29, 2018 · 1 comment

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@Voileexperiments
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Currently these things will not produce duplicates when being created:

  • free/bound variables created by New free/bound variable
  • environments (if a conclusion belongs to an environment that already exists, it will go into the existing one)

However, these things will produce duplicates:

  • formulas
  • terms constructed by predicates/operator window
  • conclusions (moreover, doing the same conclusion will incur another step lost)

Ideally, each of the above should not have duplicates. Doing the same conclusion should be a no-op, and arguably doing a step that reaches a conclusion that already exists should also be a no-op?

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teorth commented Aug 29, 2018

This should now be implemented (in the sense that duplicate boxes are not created, but the step is still made).

@teorth teorth closed this as completed Aug 29, 2018
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