Back to results
US 2024/0193344 A1Published application
Dynamically Partitioning and Superseding Documents
OwnerGavin Burkeinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
We present a formal specification for a language of dynamically-partitioned documents. Its syntactic and semantic invariants allow the selective traversal and manipulation of its members. Realized in a physical setting. a memory includes a document-partitioning module with instructions executed by a processor to dynamically partition and supersede a plurality of subspaces nested in a document.
Claims1
An apparatus, comprising:
- one or more processors;
- a non-transient machine-readable memory with instructions executed by the one or more processors to dynamically partition and supersede a plurality of subspaces nested in a document, the operations comprising:
- maintaining a plurality of subspaces nested in a document, the subspaces housing information;
- in response to an increase in the size of the document:
- either appending a subspace to the document and decreasing the size of one or more of the existing subspaces;
- or
- increasing the size of one or a plurality of the subspaces nested in the document;
- and
- in response to a decrease in the size of the document:
- either removing a subspace from the document and increasing the size of one or more of the remaining subspaces;
- or
- decreasing the size of one or a plurality of of the subspaces nested in the document;
- and
- at one of a plurality of the subspaces nested in the document:
- in response to user input on an indicium in the subspace:
- superseding the subspace with a subspace having different information.
13 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.