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${programmers}
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A ${parser} is part of the implementation of ${fitLibrary}
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There is a ${parser} for each class or primitive type
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For user-defined classes, some of the responsibility is passed to either:
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* The class itself, with ${selfParse}
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* A ${finder}
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* A ${parseDelegate}
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The ${parser} is responsible for:
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* Converting the contents of a cell (string or embedded table) into a value of the class or type
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* Comparing two values to see if they match
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* Showing a value as a string
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See:
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* .FitLibrary.SpecifiCations.ParserSpecifications
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