stzRuleGovernance

(no comment in the source: the name reads as a sentence) initno extension

(no comment in the source: the name reads as a sentence) name_

composed example

o1 = new stzRuleGovernance("g")
? o1.Name_()
#--> g

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(no comment in the source: the name reads as a sentence) rulesno extension

(no comment in the source: the name reads as a sentence) findingsno extension

(no comment in the source: the name reads as a sentence) add ruleno extension

A PICTURE THE RULES ARE JUDGED AGAINST. It must already be rendered: every plastic rule reads render facts, and a diagram that has not been drawn answers with empty lists -- which would read as an empty scope and convict every rule in the set of being dead. THE CASE a rule set is judged against -- a rendered picture for the graph plane, a code graph for stzCodeRule, an agent graph, an org chart. The governance never asks what kind it is; it asks the RULES what they govern in it, which is the only thing that has to be domain-specific.no extension

A PICTURE IS SOLVED BEFORE IT IS COPIED. Haro copies an object into a list, and a copy of an unsolved picture solves itself again the first time a scope asks it anything -- so a corpus of 52 unsolved pictures paid 52 layouts at its first question, 26 seconds of the gate's governor, and the caller's own picture paid the same again when it was asked. Solved here, in the caller's hand (a parameter is a reference), the copy carries the solution and every later copy of the caller's picture does too.no extension

A DECLARED PRECEDENCE between two rules that reach for one subject. The reason is required: a precedence without one is a coin toss that somebody will later reverse in good faith.no extension

the rules against the pictures ----------------------------------- What the rules say about the corpus -- the ordinary half, kept here so one call answers both halves and neither can be run without the other being available.also written: CheckPicturesno extension

the rules against themselves ------------------------------------- The five questions. Every finding here is about a RULE, so :where is the rule's name and the corpus is the evidence, which is the inverse of CheckPictures and the reason both exist.no extension

both halves, and the verdict -------------------------------------- Everything: what the rules say about the pictures, and what the governor says about the rules.no extension

(no comment in the source: the name reads as a sentence) is sound

composed example

o1 = new stzRuleGovernance("g")
? o1.IsSound()
#--> 1

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How much of the corpus each rule actually governs -- the number that turns "is this scope right" from an opinion into a reading.no extension