> Thank you. I had a look a couple months back but I would be glad if you
> could provide a small example (please do not use your obfuscating skills
> :-)
I think the example of having a proof that the (==) is an equivalence relation
is exactly what you're talking about. It's given in the paper.
It has a certain amount of detail, but you can't expect otherwise
since to express properties you need predicate calculus.
-- Lennart
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