> Not sure about the word 'end', as it will not always be evident which > end of a loop is the 'end’.
The modifier name I suggested was "break at the *end* of the leg, not the start of it like you normally would". Sortof like "to" rather than "from", except that Therion picks its own start station and end station of a leg when traversing an extended elevation. Not precious about it, just hoping some word can put the idea into the head of a user, so that it takes less effort to learn. "first" (default) and "second" also make sense from that perspective. "former" and "latter" too. > It disturbs me that the sequence is exactly the same. o_O That was unexpected. I echo your question. I have always thought of them as being sequential, but perhaps that's just because that is how you normally create them, and how the idea has therefore stuck in my head. > We have a tentative solution right now If we could guarantee that this is intended behaviour and will always work, then it might be acceptable to just leave it without a better notation. But even if it is by design, it is quite hard to make sense out of it. Even harder to teach someone else how to understand and apply this concept when they need it. Tarquin _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@speleo.sk https://mailman.speleo.sk/listinfo/therion
