trans
tactic #
This implements the trans
tactic, which can apply transitivity theorems with an optional middle
variable argument.
Discrimation tree settings for the trans
extension.
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- Mathlib.Tactic.transExt.config = { iota := true, beta := true, proj := Lean.Meta.ProjReductionKind.yesWithDelta, zeta := true, zetaDelta := true }
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Environment extension storing transitivity lemmas
solving e ← mkAppM' f #[x]
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- Mathlib.Tactic.getExplicitFuncArg? e = pure none
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solving tgt ← mkAppM' rel #[x, z]
given tgt = f z
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- Mathlib.Tactic.getExplicitRelArg? tgt f z = pure none
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def
Mathlib.Tactic.getExplicitRelArgCore
(tgt : Lean.Expr)
(rel : Lean.Expr)
(x : Lean.Expr)
(z : Lean.Expr)
:
refining tgt ← mkAppM' rel #[x, z]
dropping more arguments if possible
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- Mathlib.Tactic.getExplicitRelArgCore tgt rel x z = pure (rel, x)
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trans
applies to a goal whose target has the form t ~ u
where ~
is a transitive relation,
that is, a relation which has a transitivity lemma tagged with the attribute [trans].
trans s
replaces the goal with the two subgoalst ~ s
ands ~ u
.- If
s
is omitted, then a metavariable is used instead.
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