--        This file contains three sections of character/name definitions which
--   are required by the Sather required library run-time engine.  Note that
--   the characters/words are specified using their standard names in order
--   that the 'compiling' program may readily encode output for any culture in
--   accordance with that culture's repertoire and encoding.

--        This first section contains characters used internally in presenting
--   'standard' textual representations.

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<reverse-solidus>
<number-sign>
<U>
<colon>
<apostrophe>
<asterisk>
<comma>
<d>
<=>
<e>
<full-stop>
<x>
<less-than-sign>
<left-brace>
<left-square-bracket>
<left-parenthesis>
<hyphen-minus>
<o>
<percent-sign>
<plus-sign>
<question-mark>
<quotation-mark>
<reverse-solidus>
<greater-than-sign>
<right-brace>
<right-square-bracket>
<right-parenthesis>
<semicolon>
<solidus>
<space>
<circumflex-accent>
<F>
<carriage-return>
<newline>

--   The next section consists of the character tokens needed by the current
--   operating system to designate file opening modes.
--   The list in this file is for a MS Win 32 system interface library.

--   NOTE Because of the possible configuration problems with different
--        OS library interfaces ALL files are treated as binary at the
--        lowest level!

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<w><b>
<w><b>
<r><b>
<r><b>
<a><b>
<a><b>
<w><plus-sign><b>
<w><plus-sign><b>
<r><plus-sign><b>
<r><plus-sign><b>
<a><plus-sign><b>
<a><plus-sign><b>

--        The last section consists of the character syntax tokens used by the
--   operating system to act as names/separators when parsing file and file
--   path names. The list in this file is for a unix/linux system.

--        The order of entries (see also FILE_PATH class) is as follows :-
--
--        Root_Name
--        Self_Name
--        Parent_Name
--        System_Separator
--        Root_Separator
--        Component_Separator
--        Kind_Separator
--        Search_Separator

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<solidus>
<full-stop>
<full-stop><full-stop>
<solidus><solidus>
<solidus>
<solidus>
<full-stop>
<colon>
