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Change one slot, keep the rest, and see the line before you go. Forms, side by side shows what each slot does.

The line

~folio[table]{one.two.three}

a line you wrote

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one.two.three

Take it apartWhat each slot is

An operator in front

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  4. *
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  6. ^
  7. #
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Families it belongs to

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near: a line sharing a slot uses it · common: common on the shelf

charge the charge in front

  1. boon ~folio[table]{one.two.three}

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    a valence word rides the word

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subject the word

  1. doodle[table]{one.two.three}

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  2. folio[table]{one.two.three}

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  3. show[table]{one.two.three}

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  4. play[table]{one.two.three}

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mode the lens

  1. ~folio[prime]{one.two.three}

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  2. ~folio[hook]{one.two.three}

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  3. ~folio[component]{one.two.three}

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  4. ~folio[depth]{one.two.three}

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  5. ~folio{one.two.three}

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  6. ~folio{one.two.three}(table)

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    the lens becomes the scene

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  7. ~folio{one.two.three}<table>

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    the lens becomes where it goes

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body what it holds

  1. ~folio[table]{artifact}

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  2. ~folio[table]{issue}

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  3. ~folio[table]{seed.close}

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  4. ~folio[table]{seed.custom}

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  5. ~folio[table]

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  6. ~folio[table](one.two.three)

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    what it holds becomes the scene

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  7. ~folio[table]<one.two.three>

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    what it holds becomes where it goes

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  8. ~folio[table]{one,two,three}

    hold the parts together

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    commas keep parts apart and present at once

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  9. ~folio[table]{one;two;three}

    hold the parts in order

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    semicolons put the parts in a sequence

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  10. ~folio[table]{one ~> two ~> three}

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    ~> carries each part on to the next without collapsing them

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projection where it goes

  1. ~folio[table]{one.two.three}<show>

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  2. ~folio[table]{one.two.three}<order>

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  3. ~folio[table]{one.two.three}<share>

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  4. ~folio[table]{one.two.three}<play>

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