Delete page 'Initialization'

Initialization.md

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-`set` phrases, data sections, and type and function return default values all
-support value initialization. There are two types of initialization in ARF:
-simple and complex.
-
-Simple initialization is just a single argument that is sufficient for setting
-the value of a simple thing such as an Int. However, objects and arrays require
-more than that. This is where complex initialization comes in.
-
-An indented block under a...
-
-- Data section
-- Type section
-- Enum section member
-- Objt section member
-- Set phrase
-- Function ouput declaration
-
-... is to be treated as a complex initialization. There are two types of complex
-initialization: object and array. Array initialization is simple, it is just a
-list of values of the same type. The following array initializations are
-syntactically and semantically valid:
-
-```
-set x:{Int 4}
-	3849 92348 93 -21
-	
-set y:{Int 5}
-	23 2
-	39 695 1
-
-set z:{Int 5}
-	23
-	2
-	39
-	695
-	1
-```
-
-Object initializations allow setting the values for an entire object, including
-its constituent parts:
-
-```
-set x:SomeObject
-	.someMember 5
-	.memberWithMembers
-		.bird0
-		.bird1
-	.arrayMember
-		9853 943850 2093 399
-		394 93
-```
-
-The parser is able to differentiate between the two because in an object
-initialization block, every member is preceded by a dot. Object initialization
-members may nest - they may have array initializations in them, or even other
-object initializations.