Laws of Form fonts and parsers
The following resources have been produced by members of the Spencer-Brown community in response to the need for Laws of Form fonts and parsers
If you want to use single-level notation in a Word document, there's a basic TrueType font you can download and copy to your Fonts folder.
Contributed by Leon Conrad
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If you want to generate expressions as images, check out
writingthemark.org
and the related parser here.
Contributed by Akiem Helmling
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A very versatile open-source code parser which can incorporate html characters and more can be found here.
Contributed by Kevin German
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Ralf and Gitta Peyn's iForm emerged
from discussion about LoF
but is distinct from it.
Designed by Ralf and Gitta Peyn
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An example of nested notation rendered in html can be seen on Thomas McFarlane's (archived) website.
Contributed by Thomas McFarlane
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An early approximation attempt for historical purposes can be found here.
Contributed by Sebastian Ploenges
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A flexible parser which allow for convential single- and multi-level epxressions as well as forward-facing and backward-facing re-entry as explained in the 'References' section on Kim Albrecht's parser page.
Contributed by Kim Abrecht
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Made on
Tilda