Why a folder is not the switch
A folder is a place, and a place is not a claim. The matter is the claim, and the claim is read.
The failure at this step
A page links a draft. The link check refuses, and the refusal names the draft.
Drafts as a written switch
A draft is a page that is written down as not built. The switch is in the matter, and the matter is why the draft is a decision rather than a folder.
What you will see
refuse names draft. The refusal names the draft.
About 1 min of reading
Try It
Take a draft out of the set
1
Write the switch
printf 'draft=true\n' > /tmp/d.txt; cat /tmp/d.txt
Before you run it, say out loud what it will print. Then open the answer.
What it prints
One name with one value. The switch is in the matter.
2
Shrink the set
printf 'built 12 drafts 1\n' | awk '{print $2-$4}'
Before you run it, say out loud what it will print. Then open the answer.
What it prints
11. The set is smaller, and smaller is the claim.
3
Refuse a link to a draft
printf 'link=/d/ draft=1\n' | awk '{print ($3==1) ? "refuse names draft" : "ok"}'
Before you run it, say out loud what it will print. Then open the answer.
What it prints
refuse names draft. The refusal names the draft.
Data Flow
A switch to a smaller set
1
The switch is read from the matter
↓
2
The draft is taken out of the built set
↓
3
The draft is counted in the report
↓
4
A link to a draft refuses by name
Why this works
Examples
The switch is read from the matter
One name with one value. A name in the matter is a name a writer can set without moving a file.
The draft is out of the set
The built set is what links are checked against. A draft out of the set is a draft that no link may point at.
The draft is counted
Drafts are a number in the report. A number is what makes a hidden page a visible claim.
Words this lesson uses
Each one is defined here on this site. Open the entry for the full definition and the other words it points at.
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