Ruby DVM Output From Third Sentence

Domain-formatted sentence

The (common way to (introduce (an add-in structure)) is to (load (libraries from (a specific directory)) at (runtime)).

If a Ruby DVM were to translate this (loosely speaking, since the code below is handwritten), it could be as follows:

SomeSymbol.rb

 class SomeSymbol
	def initialize(name)
		@name = name;
	end

	def relates_to(another_symbol, relationship)
		r = relationship.is_between(this, another_symbol);
		@relations.add(r);
		another_symbol.relates_to(this, r);
	end
 end

Relationship.rb

 class Relationship < SomeSymbol
  def initialize(name)
    super(name);
  end

  def initialize(name, lhsSymbol, rhsSymbol)
    super(name);
    @lhsSymbol = lhsSymbol;
    @rhsSymbol = rhsSymbol;
  end

  def is_between(lhsSymbol, rhsSymbol)
    Relationship.new(@name, lhsSymbol, rhsSymbol);
  end
 end

Sample.rb

 require "SomeSymbol.rb";
 require "Relationship.rb";

 add_in = SomeSymbol.new("add-in");
 any_directory = SomeSymbol.new("directory");
 specification = SomeSymbol.new("specific");

 a_specific_directory = 
 Relationship.new("adjective", specification, any_directory);

 any_library = SomeSymbol.new("library");

 libraries_from_a_specific_directory = 
 Relationship.new("from", any_library, a_specific_directory);

 load = SomeSymbol.new("load");

 load_libraries_from_a_specific_directory = 
 Relationship.new("verb", load, libraries_from_a_specific_directory);

 runtime = SomeSymbol.new("runtime");

 load_libraries_from_a_specific_directory_at_runtime = 
 Relationship.new("at", load_libraries_from_a_specific_directory, runtime);

 introduce = Relationship.new("introduce", add_in,
 load_libraries_from_a_specific_directory_at_runtime);