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Add reference to examples folder

Yentl Van Tendeloo 5 years ago
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doc/concrete_syntax.rst

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-Concrete Syntax
-===============
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-Concrete syntax is an unavoidable aspect of modelling if you want to have decent usability.
-However, as the Modelverse is only a back-end, we leave concrete syntax up to the front-end to specify.
-Nonetheless, we have described and implemented a relatively simple way of supporting flexible concrete syntax, in an explicitly defined way.
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-TODO

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doc/index.rst

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 Depending on your goals of using the Modelverse, you will fall into one of these categories.
 Depending on your goals of using the Modelverse, you will fall into one of these categories.
 Due to the design of the Modelverse, where everything is a model, the hierarchy is cumulative: language require knowledge of modelling, and developers require knowledge of language engineer and modelling.
 Due to the design of the Modelverse, where everything is a model, the hierarchy is cumulative: language require knowledge of modelling, and developers require knowledge of language engineer and modelling.
 
 
+Example scripts used for some of our papers can be found in the *examples* folder.
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 .. toctree::
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    :maxdepth: 2
     
     

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doc/language_engineer.rst

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    Transformations <transformations>
    Transformations <transformations>
    Operations <operations>
    Operations <operations>
    Services <services>
    Services <services>
-   Concrete Syntax <concrete_syntax>
    Conformance <conformance>
    Conformance <conformance>