Hi Doron: In the "JohnsComments.doc" you say that you don't think the P and Q are interchanged in F.3.1.2. In F.3.1.1, you have The transformation T^s(S, c) recursively defined below produces a sequence R from a sequence S and a clock c: Here the comment makes sense to me, and I would write R = T^s(S, c) In F.3.1.2, you now have The transformation T^p(p, c) recursively defined below produces a property P from a property Q and a clock c: This still doesn't make sense to me. Lowercase p is the symbol standing for the input property, so I would think it should now say The transformation T^p(p,c) produces a property <output property symbol> from a property p and a clock c: Then I would write <output property symbol> = T^p(p,c) You can make the <output property symbol> Q, for example. I think that you used to have The transformation T^p(P, c) recursively defined below produces a property P from a property Q and a clock c: (which is better in avoiding the collision between the argument lowercase p and the superscript in T^p), but here P and Q look reversed to me. J.H. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Mon Feb 25 05:26:29 2008
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