Document blog - On bulleted-lists and chapters - 2014-01-10-15-00

. . . . From the desk of Ms. Ann Abraham . .

So apparently there are all these fonts.

All one needs to do is get a big bitmap with high resolution.  Paint / Draw a character on it.  Then set the 1s and 0s of each pixel.  So then you get a 2-D array with 0 and 1 (assuming that everything is either white or black).  (Layering on top will be the colour. – Choose a colour, and then every 1 becomes that colour.  Choose another colour, and every 0 becomes that colour).

SO this is a 2-D array.

And then string together a number of 2-D arrays, to get a string of characters – so that is a 3-D array. 

So each word is a 3-D array.

String together words, considering space to be a word too – may be more than one space at a time, too….

So then the sentence is a  4-D array.

String together sentences, and get a 5-D array and that represents a paragraph.

Then string together paragraphs, and get a well, at this point it should stop, because paragraphs are the basic building blocks.

So the atomic unit is a paragraph. 

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Then have another array.

1 – Chapter – linked list with removable nodes.

String a node on the first node.  That is the first chapter.

Each ChapterNode has a number of elements, apart from the from-node in the front, and the to-node at the end.

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Chapter	1
	Section-00001	1
		Section-00001-00001	1
			Section-00001-00001-00001	1.1.1
			Section-00001-00001-00002	1.1.2
		Section-00001-00002	2
			Section-00001-00002-00001	1.2.1
			Section-00001-00002-00002	1.2.2
		Section-00001-00003
			Section-00001-00003-00001	1.3.1
			Section-00001-00003-00002	1.3.2

So you see, it is fractal in nature.

You can have a bullet list, and compile it using those node and reach this.

Or you can have a chapter, with nested sections, and reach this.

So, it is a holographic fractal.