The slice
tactic #
Applies a tactic to an interval of terms from a term obtained by repeated application
of Category.comp
.
slice
is a conv tactic; if the current focus is a composition of several morphisms,
slice a b
reassociates as needed, and zooms in on the a
-th through b
-th morphisms.
Thus if the current focus is (a ≫ b) ≫ ((c ≫ d) ≫ e)
, then slice 2 3
zooms to b ≫ c
.
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- rewrites the target expression using
Category.assoc
. - uses
congr
to split off the firsta-1
terms and rotates toa
-th (last) term - counts the number
k
of rewrites as it uses←Category.assoc
to bring the target to left associated form; from the first step this is the total number of remaining terms fromC
- it now splits off
b-a
terms from target usingcongr
leaving the desired subterm - finally, it rewrites it once more using
Category.assoc
to bring it to right-associated normal form
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slice_lhs a b => tac
zooms to the left hand side, uses associativity for categorical
composition as needed, zooms in on the a
-th through b
-th morphisms, and invokes tac
.
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slice_rhs a b => tac
zooms to the right hand side, uses associativity for categorical
composition as needed, zooms in on the a
-th through b
-th morphisms, and invokes tac
.
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