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You can enter the name of the new enumerated set as well as the name of its elements. By pressing the button ”More Elements”, you can enter additional elements. When you’re finished, press the ”OK” button. The effect of entering ”COLOR”, ”red”, ”green”, and ”orange” in this wizard is to add the new carrier set COLOR (section 2.1) and the three constants (section 2.3) red, green, and orange. Finally, it adds the following axioms (section 2.4): COLOR = {red, green, orange} red ≠ green red ≠ orange green ≠ orange If you enter several time the same enumerated set element, you get an error message. 2.3 Constants 2.3.1 Constants Creation Wizard. In order to activate the constants creation wizard, you have to press the corresponding button in the toolbar as indicated below: After pressing that button, the following wizard pops up: 10
You can then enter the names of the constants, and an axiom which can be used to define its type. Here is an example: By pressing the ”More Axm.” button you can enter additional axioms. For adding more constants, press ”Add” button. When you’re finished, press button ”OK”. 2.3.2 Direct Editing of Constants. It is also possible to create (button ”Add”) or remove (button ”Delete”) constants by using the central editing window. For this, you have first to select the ”Constants” tab of the editor. You can also change the relative place of a constant: first select it and then press button ”Up” or ”Down”. As can be seen, two more constants, bit1 and bit2 have been added. Note that this time the axioms concerning these constants have to be added directly (see next section 2.4). 11
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Page 5 and 6: Foreword The reader of this Manual
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