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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ The name Pantograph is a pun. It means two things
a locomotive. In comparison the (relatively) simple Pantograph software powers
theorem proving projects.
## Caveats and Limitations
## Caveats
Pantograph does not exactly mimic Lean LSP's behaviour. That would not grant the
flexibility it offers. To support tree search means Pantograph has to act
@ -38,20 +38,7 @@ differently from Lean in some times, but never at the sacrifice of soundness.
it is supposed to finish at the end of a `by` block. Pantograph will raise the
error in this case, since it indicates the termination of a proof search branch.
- `pick_goal` or `swap` will not work since they run contrary to tree search
paradigms. However, if there are tactics which perform non-trivial operations
to multiple goals at the same time, this constrain could potentially be
relaxed at a cost of great bookkeeping overhead to the user.
Pantograph cannot perform things that are inherently constrained by Lean. These
include:
- If a tactic loses track of metavariables, it will not be caught until the end
of the proof search. This is a bug in the tactic itself.
- Timeouts for executing tactics is not available. Maybe this will change in the
future.
- Interceptions of parsing errors generally cannot be turned into goals (e.g.
`def mystery : Nat := :=`) due to Lean's parsing system.
paradigms.
## References