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 Graph replacement rule, where one sub-graph (often only one object) is replaced by another graph. The connections between the host graph and the newly-inserted graph are recovered. That means that if, e.g., in a one-dimensional graph ''[ A B C D ]'' the node ''B'' is replaced by a node ''G'', then ''G'' will be inserted into the graph with the original connecting edges to the neighbourhood of the node ''B: [ A G C D ]''. The blank space indicates here a successor edge in XL. ''%%Axiom ==> A B C D; B ==> G;%%'' Graph replacement rule, where one sub-graph (often only one object) is replaced by another graph. The connections between the host graph and the newly-inserted graph are recovered. That means that if, e.g., in a one-dimensional graph ''[ A B C D ]'' the node ''B'' is replaced by a node ''G'', then ''G'' will be inserted into the graph with the original connecting edges to the neighbourhood of the node ''B: [ A G C D ]''. The blank space indicates here a successor edge in XL. ''%%Axiom ==> A B C D; B ==> G;%%''
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 +**Note**: This is a from the module [[:01_user_documentation:07_rgg_xl:02_xl:08_object:01_module:05_instantiation|instantiation declarations]] (which also use the symbol ''%%==>%%'').
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