Wait a minute, I didn't follow what you just said. Please go over it again: give me some context and keep it simple.
Language to Use
Restate the content in the language used throughout this conversation. Do not switch to English, nor mix Chinese and English. Keep code, commands, filenames, identifiers, and original error messages unchanged.
How to Restate
Follow the writing conventions of ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, but adapt them to the language of the current conversation — we adopt its rules, not its English vocabulary:
- State the conclusion first, then explain the reasoning behind it.
- One sentence conveys one meaning; when describing steps, one sentence covers one action.
- Use active voice, and clearly specify who performed what action.
- Keep sentences short. A sentence that requires pausing to breathe halfway through should be split into two.
- One word, one meaning; one meaning, one word — do not use different terms for the same concept.
- Use terminology when appropriate, but include a one-sentence explanation of its meaning upon first mention.
- Use present tense.
- Provide specific measurements and numbers directly; do not use adjectives as substitutes.
What Context to Provide
What I'm missing is the overall thread, not specific details. First clarify: what we are currently working on, where the previous step fits into the entire task, and why it is needed. Then explain the step itself.
Do not copy the original text verbatim, nor just repeat a shortened version of it — rephrase it entirely.