Similar to #181 , except that it lets you easily encode something like "sections 4 through 31 do not apply" by giving you a block that means "sections 4 through 31".
It's possible that there is a whole language of selecting and deselecting parts of rules that scope and range are just two elements of, but I haven't thought about it very hard. it does occur to me that an "except X" might be a useful addition to that language, so you could say "all of part II, except sections 4-6".
Similar to #181 , except that it lets you easily encode something like "sections 4 through 31 do not apply" by giving you a block that means "sections 4 through 31".
It's possible that there is a whole language of selecting and deselecting parts of rules that scope and range are just two elements of, but I haven't thought about it very hard. it does occur to me that an "except X" might be a useful addition to that language, so you could say "all of part II, except sections 4-6".