From Damian's diary entry at the Conway Channel of 14th June 2002:
The other major message I'm hearing about Apocalypse 5 is that people are finding it a challenge to assimilate the large number of changes and additions it describes. So, to tide you over until I can get the next Exegesis out, I've prepared a "Cheat Sheet" ...err... "Executive Summary" on Perl 6 pattern matching and parsing (special thanks to Simon Cozens for prompting this). In keeping with the practice of giving these design documents fancy Ancient Greek names, this one is called Synopsis 5.

Cheerio!
Osfameron
http://osfameron.perlmonk.org/chickenman/

In reply to synopsis != exegesis Re: "exegesis" 5 available by osfameron
in thread "exegesis" 5 available by iakobski

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