Hi John,
My dictionary describes "A chevron is an inverted V-shaped mark. The word is
usually used in reference to a kind of fret in architecture, or to a badge or
insignia...". I think of it as an upside down V movement (^).
(All examples here for a longways duple.)
I assume you're
Hi Ric,
A Chevron is already defined as:
First Corners cross diagonally by the right shoulder, turn left 1/4 to face
out, then back up across the set to the opposite place WHILE Second Corners
wait, then cast into their neighbour's place
Is your Chevron something that has been
