Equation UUIDs
When an equation is added to the TransLucid system, it is automatically given a unique identifier, generated by the Boost.UUID library. When tlcore is passed the –uuid option, then both the equations and the expressions will return results. The results will be of the form
eqnuuid1;;
...
eqnuuidm;;
%%
answer1;;
...
answern;;
Should the –verbose option also be set, then the results will be of the form
eqn1 → eqnuuid1;;
...
eqnm → eqnuuidm;;
%%
expr1 → answer1;;
...
exprn → answern;;
TransLucid and Cartesian Programming 
superspreadsheet 15:49 on 2010/06/11 Permalink |
From a practical point of view, it is not clear to me what the difference is between expressions and equations. They could both define and both be evaluated… No?
cartesianprogramming 15:54 on 2010/06/11 Permalink |
The “value” of an equation is its UUID.