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The following simple example illustrates how this Metamath implementation fails to respect the scoping of $e statements.
$e
$( The type of propositions $) $c prop $. $c |- true false $. $v P $. $( P, true and false are propositions $) P-prop $f prop P $. true-prop $a prop true $. false-prop $a prop false $. $( ex falso quodlibet $) ${ hyp $e |- false $. p $a |- P $. $} $( Proof of false via reference to out-of-scope hypothesis $) proof-of-false $p |- false $= hyp $.
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The following simple example illustrates how this Metamath implementation fails to respect the scoping of
$e
statements.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: