Primitive Tokens Token Token Type Flags identifier IDENT b e integer-literal INTLIT b e real-literal REALLIT b e string-literal STRINGLIT b e cset-literal CSETLIT b e end-of-file EOFX Reserved Words Token Token Type Flags break BREAK b e by BY case CASE b create CREATE b default DEFAULT b do DO else ELSE end END b every EVERY b fail FAIL b e global GLOBAL if IF b initial INITIAL b invocable INVOCABLE link LINK local LOCAL b next NEXT b e not NOT b of OF procedure PROCEDURE record RECORD repeat REPEAT b return RETURN b e static STATIC b suspend SUSPEND b e then THEN to TO until UNTIL b while WHILE b ``Operator'' tokens not used in standard unary/binary syntax, see op.txt. Token Token Type Flags ( LPAREN b ) RPAREN e +: PCOLON , COMMA -: MCOLON : COLON ; SEMICOL [ LBRACK b ] RBRACK e { LBRACE b } RBRACE e tokens starting with $ are alternate spellings for some tokens $( LBRACE b $) RBRACE e $< LBRACK b $> RBRACK e Explanation of Flags b indicates that the token may begin an expression. e indicates that the token may end an expression. These two flags are used for semicolon insertion. If a line ends with an "e" token, and the next token is a "b" token, a semicolon is inserted between the two tokens.