(model|class|struct) <modelname>:
<type> <parameter>
model sets the syntax type to the default model.
struct sets the syntax type to C-like-struct-model, which requires usage of semicolons and { }.
class is basically an alias for struct, but used in C++-like-class-models.
Later, there will be a library to use these C++ and C models in actual C/C++ code.
Spacing, indentation, semicolon after parameter
model School:
string location
int teacher_count
int pupils_count
struct School {
string location;
int teacher_count;
int pupils_count;
};
(should work in C when you define string)
class School {
string location;
int teacher_count;
int pupils_count;
};
(should work in C++ when you specify using namespace std;)
<type> (array|list) <parameter>
or
(array|list) <type> <parameter>
or
[]
Spacing
[] can be suffix/prefix of type or parameter
array must be prefix/suffix of the type
Instead of using the array or list, you can also append an "s" to the type. For example: Teachers loads an array of the model Teacher.
model School:
string location
string array teacher_names
int pupils_count
struct School {
string location;
string teachers[];
int pupils_count;
};
struct School {
string location;
string teachers[];
int pupils_count;
};
import <modelname>
Semicolon after parameter, C/C++-like function
import Teacher
model School:
string location
Teachers teachers
int pupils_count
import("Teacher");
struct School {
string location;
Teacher teachers[];
int pupils_count;
};
import("Teacher");
struct School {
string location;
Teacher teachers[];
int pupils_count;
};
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