anchor.diff:    <h2>Preface</h2>
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  -This document serves as a primer, tutorial, specification, test suite and REPL for the Daimio language.
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  -Daimio is a framework for building programmable web applications, as well as the dataflow language used within that framework. 
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  -On this page all Daimio statements are wrapped in braces. Any line which begins with an open brace will be processed as a Daimio statement, and the following line indicates the desired outcome. Green means it passed, red indicates failure. Output is converted to JSON for display in the REPL and the examples below.
  +    This document serves as a primer, tutorial, specification, test suite and REPL for the Daimio language.
  +
  +    Daimio is a framework for building programmable web applications, as well as the dataflow language used within that framework. 
  +
  +    On this page all Daimio statements are wrapped in braces. Any line which begins with an open brace will be processed as a Daimio statement, and the following line indicates the desired outcome. Green means it passed, red indicates failure. Output is converted to JSON for display in the REPL and the examples below.
   
   
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positive.code:       {"{:hello} world"}
          hello world
    
      blocks are fed to commands
        {"{__ | add 1}" | map data ( 1 2 3 )}
          [2,3,4]
        {begin block | map data ( 1 2 3 )}{__ | add 1}{end block}
          [2,3,4]
    
      __in is the process input
        {( 1 2 3 ) | map block "{__in | add 1}"}
          [2,3,4]
    
      in first position __ is equal to __in
        {( 1 2 3 ) | map block "{__ | add 1}"}
          [2,3,4]
    
      but not further inside a pipeline
        {( 1 2 3 ) | map block "{__ | add 5 | (__ __in)}"}
          [[6,1],[7,2],[8,3]]
    
    
      a piped value fills the first available parameter
        {math add value 10 to 32}
          42
  
negative.code:         401
        {// 401 | add 1}
  
    
    Blocks
      blocks are delimited by begin/end, and contain strings
        {begin foo}some string{end foo}
          some string
  