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TEXT EDITING AND BEYOND: A STUDY IN LOGIC MODELING
This paper presents a logic modeling exercise in which we develop test and implement a logic model for a test editor and use it to test existing test editing software. We begin by presenting a first order Horn logic axiomatization of a text editor by providing domain equations for the primitive
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