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Now let's connect our ring to a chain. Step 1: Update the Pattern Modify first_ring.tatml: pattern "Ring and Chain" { thread: size20, white shuttles: 1 ring1: R(6, p, 6, p, 6) chain1: C(8, join(ring1.picot1), 8, p, 8) } Step 2: U...

Let's create a complete motif with multiple elements. Step 1: Plan the Pattern We'll create: A center ring with 4 picots Four petal rings, each joining to one picot of the center Chains connecting the petals Step 2: Write the Pattern Create simple_m...

Let's create a two-shuttle pattern for color contrast. Step 1: Two-Shuttle Syntax Create two_shuttle.tatml: pattern "Two Color Flower" { thread: size20, blue shuttles: 2 shuttle1 { // Blue thread - center and structure ...

Let's intentionally create errors to see how TatML helps you fix them. Step 1: Create a Pattern with Errors Create buggy_pattern.tatml: pattern "Buggy Pattern" { ring1: R(5, p, 5) chain1: C(6, join(ring1.picot3), 6) // Error: ring1 only has 1 pic...

Use Descriptive Names // Good - clear purpose center_ring: R(6, p, 6, p, 6, p, 6) petal1: R(4, p, 4, join(center_ring.picot1), 4, p, 4) // Less clear ring1: R(6, p, 6, p, 6, p, 6) ring2: R(4, p, 4, join(ring1.picot1), 4, p, 4) Name Important Picots /...

Now that you understand TatML basics, you can: Explore Advanced Features Pattern imports and reusable motifs Repeat blocks for symmetric patterns Complex multi-shuttle coordination Use TatML Tools Generate different instruction formats Create ...

Mock Rings For advanced techniques, use mock rings that don't close: mock1: MR(4, p, 4, p, 4) chain1: C(6, join(mock1.picot1), 6) Picot Variations Specify different picot types and sizes: ring1: R(4, p, 4, sp, 4, lp, 4, jp, 4) ring2: R(5, p("5mm"), 5, s...

Primary Goal Create a markup language that solves the precise picot referencing and complex join notation problems identified in existing tatting notation systems. Target Users Pattern Designers - Need precise, unambiguous notation for complex patterns A...

Basic Structural Elements Rings (R) - closed loops of stitches Chains (CH/C) - open sequences of stitches Split Rings (SR) - rings made with two threads Mock Rings (SCMR) - self-closing mock rings Stitch Types Double Stitches (ds) - basic tatting s...

Precise Element Identification User Story As someone reading or creating tatting patterns using TatML, I want every ring and chain to have a unique identifier so that complex patterns don't fall victim to the ambiguity introduced by a volume of multiple ring...

Version 0.1.2 (Current) Basic rings, chains, picots, joins Mock rings (MR) - self-closing rings that don't actually close Picot variations - small (sp), large (lp), joining (jp) picots Picot length specifications - p("5mm"), sp("1/4\"") Element ID syste...

Syntax Design Goals Human readable - tatters can read raw TatML Machine parseable - tools can validate and process Extensible - new elements can be added Compact - not overly verbose for simple patterns Intuitive numbering - 1-based indexing throughout ...

Version 0.1.2 Goals (Completed) Can represent a simple ring-and-chain pattern Precise picot referencing works correctly Mock rings supported for advanced techniques Picot variations (small, large, joining) supported Picot length specifications work corr...

Precision over brevity - Clear is better than compact Explicit over implicit - Don't make users guess Validation-friendly - Structure enables error checking Backwards compatible - Can convert existing patterns Tool-agnostic - Works with any implementatio...

This package provides syntax highlighting for TatML (Tatting Markup Language) files in Sublime Text. Installation Manual Installation Open Sublime Text Go to Preferences → Browse Packages... Create a new folder called TatML Copy these files into the Ta...

Overview The TatML project includes a comprehensive Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) in SPDX 2.3 format (SBOM.spdx) that documents all components, dependencies, and licensing information for supply chain security and compliance. Package Information TatML v...

Welcome to the TatML (Tatting Markup Language) documentation wiki. Getting Started Tutorial - Step-by-step introduction to TatML Quick Reference - Syntax cheat sheet User Guide - Complete documentation Language Reference Language Specification - Fo...

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