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| PhysicalRightCIButton(physical right CI button) |
| appearance as argument number 1 |
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| (subclass PhysicalRightCIButton ComputerInputButton) | ComputerInput.kif 195-195 | Physical right CI button is a subclass of computer input button |
| (documentation PhysicalRightCIButton EnglishLanguage "A ComputerInputButton physically on the right side of a set of ComputerInputButtons. A computer system may be told to logically switch the right and left buttons (e.g., for a person who uses a mouse in the left hand -- in such a case, the LeftCIButton is the PhysicalRightCIButton).") | ComputerInput.kif 196-199 | Physical right CI button is a subclass of computer input button |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| (termFormat EnglishLanguage PhysicalRightCIButton "physical right CI button") | domainEnglishFormat.kif 65315-65315 |
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| (=> (and (instance ?RIGHT PhysicalRightCIButton) (component ?RIGHT ?DEV) (instance ?DEV ComputerInputDevice)) (exists (?LEFT) (and (instance ?LEFT PhysicalLeftCIButton) (component ?LEFT ?DEV) (orientation ?RIGHT ?LEFT Left)))) |
ComputerInput.kif 220-229 | If X is an instance of physical right CI button, X is a component of Y, and Y is an instance of computer input device, then there exists Z such that Z is an instance of physical left CI button, Z is a component of Y, and X is left of to Z |
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