Hi Marshall, .mmp is the format used by mmj2 (I've never found a formal bnf for its syntax)
Yamma uses a slight variation of that format (the header is different and yamma allows some commands, in the text) - save set.mm in a folder - in VSCode, open that folder (with ctrl+k+O) - open/create an empty test.mmp file - by default, Yamma looks for set.mm in that folder. It takes about 10 seconds to parse/verify everything (an information messagebox in the lower right corner tells you if everything is fine) - type ctrl+space (the usual command to get suggestions) - since your test.mmp file is empty, there will be just two suggestions: $theorem $getproof - select $getproof - Yamma will then show you a list of autocompletion with ALL the proof labels in set.mm - select, for instance 0bits (in alphabetical order it is almost at the top of the list) - yamma will read 0bits' proof, and it will translate it in .mmp format. And you are good to go! Please feel free to ask questions (Thierry is probably using Yamma more than I am; at present I'm more focused on improving the extension, rather than on using it). Glauco Il giorno domenica 30 luglio 2023 alle 17:45:37 UTC+2 [email protected] ha scritto: > I'm working on my own database not set.mm. I just installed yamma > because I want to work in vscode, but I don't get it. It tells me to load > a .mmp file but where do you even get such a file? I name a file with .mmp > extension but it just brings up an empty text file. There is no help on > how the mmp format works. Is there any way to load an already completed > proof from the .mm file? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Metamath" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/metamath/9a02acaa-1dcc-4b7e-ab01-92767f2e398cn%40googlegroups.com.
