URN:ELEMENT.LIBRARY.EXCEPTION

Generate elementary $.; system for elements, acquire fair use.

ASCII transformed XML text is my best operator-random type. Of course, I use functions that are faster than any library function. I read wikis, and I search for text that contains the word any. Matches let me references them as itemized things, so they already exist. Spider search methods do not work good on planetary topology, so down to Earth words have their limits in descriptions. Any page with an active unix shell prompt is good as an ideal communication window.

class partial $ { public ASCII {NET} :TLD ; }

I like the ":TLD" sequence, like an XML# style suffix onto {JSON} style prefixed strings.

/etc/.urn.dae/elements is my export target resource. Generate /etc/dae.sys files $; ref, .dae/symbol.ascii.

URNs work best in ASCII, or USE ASCII.character code blocks in standard Unicode for network-friendly UDP.DAE.

$ return new [History] Exception, "-ing predicate"; $[word] >$ogg.dae.

[_cilBySymbol:iconic :match:cell] [@group:predicated.DATA:DAE:/COLLADA/usr/.blob.h:CONTRACT,"Debit","Credit","Double entry."] [@warn:intellistrict:duality "Partial classes do not make sense without static members."] [@CSS:style :micro:XML_data=cell:style:meta:"Override on table 'element.'"]