<leno-themes>
   <leno-themes-front-matters scheme-suffix="post-notes.scm" scheme-prefix="pre-notes.scm" course-home-url="../programmering-i-c.html"
                              author-home-url="http://www.cs.auc.dk/~normark/" logo-url="http://www.auc.dk" make-print-page="false"
                              slide-view="true" annotated-slide-view="false" aggregated-view="true" author-mode="false" presentation-medium="web"
                              language="english"/>
   <begin-themes/>

   <theme id="intro-sec">
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="intro-sec" element-type="section-title" element-number="1"/>
       <theme-text>
         <p>This is a demo material written with the purpose of illustrating the LENO approach.</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="intro" element-type="title" element-number="1"/>
      <theme-text>
         <p>At this level, we give an overview of this material. The outline is as follows:</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element drop="true" lecture-id="demo" page-id="intro" element-type="point" element-id="pt1"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="intro" element-type="items" element-id="it1" select="subitems"/>
    </theme>

    <theme id="model-sec">
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="model-sec" element-type="section-title" element-number="1"/>
      <theme-text>
         <p>We first describe the work at the model level.</p></theme-text><leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="primsec" element-type="title" element-number="1"/>
      <theme-text>
         <p>The Prisec model is probably the most important contribution of this work.</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="primsec" element-type="concept-list" element-id="con1"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="primsec" element-type="point" element-id="pt1"/>
      <theme-text>
        <p>The following issues are the most important:</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="primsec" element-type="items" element-id="it1" select="subitems"/>
   </theme>

   <theme id="leno-sec">
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-sec" element-type="section-title" element-number="1"/>
      <theme-text>
        <p>LENO is an abbreviation of Lecture Note System.</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-seco" element-type="title" element-number="1"/>
      <theme-text>
        <p>The secondary source is derived from the primary source, which is described in 
        <a href = "demo_themes-leno-sec.html#demo_leno-prim_title_1">Section 3.2</a>.</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-seco" element-type="point" element-id="pt1"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-seco" element-type="items" element-id="it1"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-seco" element-type="point" element-id="pt2"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-prim" element-type="title" element-number="1"/>
      <theme-text>
         <p>The primary source is used to derive the secondary source, see <a href = "demo_themes-leno-sec.html#demo_leno-seco_title_1">Section
         3.1</a>.</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-prim" element-type="point" element-id="pt1"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-prim" element-type="cross-references" element-id="cr1"/>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-prim" element-type="items" element-id="it1"/>
      <leno-element drop="true" lecture-id="demo" page-id="leno-prim" element-type="point" element-id="pt2"/>
      <theme-text>
         <p>This ends this demo theme. Let us recap the central model issue:</p>
      </theme-text>
      <leno-element lecture-id="demo" page-id="primsec" element-type="items" element-id="it1" select="subitems"/>
   </theme>

  <end-themes/>
</leno-themes>