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Checking Summary Graphs

Summary graphs are the basis for checking our three desired properties: For every expression of the form:
X<[g=Y]
we must check that all documents described by the summary graph obtained for X contains a gap named g.

For every expression of the form:
receive f
we must first find all statements of the form:
show X
that are relevant to this point in the execution, and for each of those determine if all documents described by the summary graph obtained for X contains a field named f.

For every statement of the form:
show X
it is checked that all documents described by the summary graph obtained for X are valid XHTML documents.

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