Jon Pretty
Jon Pretty
Support for type rendering could be moved out of Amok.
This is now what Stenography does.
For clarity, such numbers should not be `Quantity`s at all. They should have a different type, which we can call `Measurement`. Each `Measurement` should correspond to a set of units...
This shouldn't be too much more work than creating a `Spool` and mapping a side-effecting update over the `body`.
Java on Windows claims to have support for this, but it needs to be tested.
This should be fixed by #57.
Hyphenation could run as a separate step (and should possibly be implemented as a completely separate project) prior to insertion into a table, and would insert soft hyphens at various...
The algorithm is explained reasonably well [here](https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/398491/how-does-texs-hyphenation-algorithm-work).
Currently we use the following symbols in schemata: - `!`: unique - `*`: many - `+`: at least one - _nothing_: exactly one - `?`: maybe one We could add...
A typical usage would be: ``` async: val x = 1 trap/*(using Monitor)*/: case error: Exception => Out.println(error) .within: // using monitor => val y = 2 async(calc(x, y)) ```...