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user_guide:lingo [2019/01/25 13:40] – ↷ Page moved from howto:lingo to user_guide:lingo oroehriguser_guide:lingo [2019/01/29 21:46] – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Examples are polytope::Polytope or topaz::SimplicialComplex. Examples are polytope::Polytope or topaz::SimplicialComplex.
  
-In the rulefiles, big object types are simply referred to as [[reference/rulefiles#type_definitions|objects]].+In the rulefiles, big object types are simply referred to as [[user_guide:extend:rulefiles#type_definitions|objects]].
  
 Here is an {{ :howto:object_dia-polymake-v3.2.svg?linkonly |svg file }} to describe the version 3.2 big object hierarchy. Here is an {{ :howto:object_dia-polymake-v3.2.svg?linkonly |svg file }} to describe the version 3.2 big object hierarchy.
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 Examples are Array, Set or Map. Examples are Array, Set or Map.
  
-In the rulefiles, small object types are referred to as [[reference/rulefiles#type_definitions|property types]], because they are used, first of all, for definition of atomic properties of big objects.+In the rulefiles, small object types are referred to as [[user_guide:extend:rulefiles#type_definitions|property types]], because they are used, first of all, for definition of atomic properties of big objects.