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diff --git a/_conclusion.qmd b/_conclusion.qmd index ab2b5ba..cbed698 100644 --- a/_conclusion.qmd +++ b/_conclusion.qmd @@ -1,6 +1,19 @@ -*TODO: summarize work, uses and weaknesses* +*FIXME: introduce subsections +on observation/reflection/envision discussions an conclusion* -## Perspectives +## Observations from implementation work + +Programming in Lua has been a new experience +but with a fairly low learning curve, +after discovering (after a day of debugging) the oddity, +compared to dynamically typed languages in general, +that zero is a true value in a boolean context. + +## Reflections on semantic annotations + +*TODO* + +## Future works The central design choice of this project being implemented as a filter @@ -127,3 +140,7 @@ as presented in @Daquino2023, however require further hinting than is currently easily achieved with Pandoc and Quarto tooling, which can likely leverage on this work as well as the planned next phases. + +## Conclusion + +*FIXME: ca 10 linier samlet konklusion på hele projektet* diff --git a/_filter.qmd b/_filter.qmd index 60359ad..e3372f5 100644 --- a/_filter.qmd +++ b/_filter.qmd @@ -40,12 +40,6 @@ but even that aside, Lua-based filters are quite common and the documentation for writing them more detailed than the legacy JSON-based interface. -Programming in Lua has been a new experience -but with a fairly low learning curve, -after discovering (after a day of debugging) the oddity, -compared to dynamically typed languages in general, -that zero is a true value in a boolean context. - ## Components *TODO: First parse Namespace blocks, then AnnotationWords* @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ are editorial notes not intended for inclusion in the final delivery.* {{< include _evaluation.qmd >}} -# Conclusion +# Discussion and Conclusion {{< include _conclusion.qmd >}} |