At 11:58 AM -0700 1/15/08, Sharma, Ravi wrote:
Context:
Think of
No, no. We are a long way past "think of"-style
brainstorming. Give us your actual *definition* of 'context'.
Or choose from the large variety that have already been proposed. If
you have no definition, please come back when you have clarified your
thinking well enough to make a useful contribution, so that the rest
of will have some inkling what it is that you are talking about.
concatenation of ideas, also precursor
discussion link, also
from computer memory stack based on pointers where non-contiguous
chunks
of relevant executable code reside.
There are context switching exercises in cultures and people
have
practices of switching up to eight
contexts in a round table
So a context is something that can be picked up from a table? A
physical object? That IS a new idea. Details??
Pat
and picking
in each cycle from where they left in the
last round in a round-robin
fashion.
Ravi
(Dr. Ravi Sharma) Senior Enterprise Architect
Vangent, Inc. Technical Excellence Center (TEC)
8618 Westwood Center Drive, Suite 310, Vienna VA 22182
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and the relationship between symbols in the logical "universe
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discourse" and individuals in the "real world"]
Duane,
I did not read that document in detail, but from just skimming it,
I could not find a definition of the word 'context':
> In an effort to share what Adobe means/is doing in the
context arena,
> there is a document that explains some aspects we are
technically
> linking together for our LiveCycle Enterprise Suite
Business Activity
> Monitoring (BAM) servers here:
>
> http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_bamworkbench
>
> Section 2 is a good place to start or just search for the
term
> "context". I hope this sheds some light on
our interest.
That section talks about "context data", but it does not
give
a definition of the word 'context'.
From what I can gather, the document seems to use the word
'context' in roughly the same way I was suggesting: it is a
syntactic notion that identifies a context by a reference to
some container of the relevant data. It does not state any
axioms for anything remotely resembling a "context
logic".
John
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