Live documentation (lido)
OwnerGideon Samidinventor
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This invention, called LiDo (Live Documents) describes writing textual documents by building them as a sequence of textual units of size ranging from a single word, to a phrase, a sentence, a paragraph and beyond, where each textual unit carries the displayed message of the textual unit as well as assorted attributes thereto, like time stamp, validity, author identity, links, and cryptographic factors. A single bit string carries all the information described above. This method of document writing constructs a file that reflects the textual document as it is stored and communicated, and it allows the user of this method to extract useful insight from the document, much beyond what is evident through the current state of the displayed words.
A method to divide a textual document D to successive textual units U1, U2, . . . Un, where a textual unit is a word, a phrase, a sentence, a paragraph, or several paragraphs, and such that each textual unit expresses a printable message (the payload), and associated meta data comprised of values of q attributes A1, A2, . . . Aq, where attribute i (i=1, 2, . . . q) has one of vi possible values;
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