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Predefined Identifiers

 
* keyword ::= 'abstract' | 'and' | 'as' | 'assert' |
              'begin' | 'bind' | 'break' |
              'case' | 'class' | constant' | 'div' |
              'else' | 'elsif' | 'end' | 'except' | 'external' |
              'false' | 'if' | 'include' | 'Inf' | 'is' |
              'like' | 'loop' | 'mod' | 'NaN' | 'not' | 'of' | 'or' |
              'pragma' | 'private' | 'procedure' |
              'raise' | 'readonly' | 'resume' | 'return' |
              'shared' | 'stream' | 'subtype' | 'then' | 'true' | 'typecase' |
              'value' | 'void' | 'when' | 'while' .
* special_feature_names ::= 'aget' | 'aset' | 'arg' | 'copy' |
                            'destroy' | 'downto' | 'exception' | 'invariant' |
                            'main' | 'res' | 'self' | 'str' |
                            'terminated' | 'type' | 'until' | 'upto' .
* special_class_names ::= 'EXCEPTION' | 'EXTOB' | 'OB' | 'ARR' | 'ARRAY' |
                          'BITS' | 'BOOL' | 'BYTE' | 'CHAR' | 'FILE' | 
                          'FLT' | 'FLTD' | 'INT' |
                          'INTINF' | 'LONG_INT' | 'LONG_UNSIGNED' |
                          'REFERENCE' | 'ROW' |
                          'SHORT_INT' | 'SHORT_UNSIGNED' | 
                          'STR' | 'STRING' | 'SYSTEM' | 'TEXT' 'TYPE' |
                          'UNSIGNED' | 'VALUE' | 'SAME' .
* special_exception_names ::= 'FLOAT_OVERFLOW' | 'FLOAT_UNDERFLOW' |
                              'INTEGER_OVERFLOW' | 'ZERO_DIVIDE' |
                              'NUMERIC_ERROR' |
                              'INDEX_ERROR' | 'REFERENCE_ERROR' | 
                              'INVARIANT_ERROR' | 'ASSERTION_ERROR' |
                              'STREAM_TERMINATION' | 'EXIT' .
Keywords, special feature names, special class names and special exception names are identifiers with predefined meanings. Keywords are reserved and can only be used as prescribed in the syntax of the language. The other ones can be partially redefined by the programmer.



Martin Trapp
Mon Feb 17 16:49:16 MET 1997