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Tusk Language
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Tusk Language
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Extensions to Delphi
Improvements Over MiniCalc
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Statement ➤
Block Statement
Declaration or Statement
From / Use Statement
Assignment Statement
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Conditional Statement ➤
If Statement
Case Statement
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Loop Statement ➤
While Statement
Repeat Statement
For Range Statement
For In Statement
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Control Statement ➤
Exit Statement
Raise Statement
Try Statement
Function Declaration
Procedure Declaration
Declaration Parameters
Local Declaration
Type Declaration
Const Declaration
Var Declaration
Type Definition
Enum Definition
Set Definition
Pointer
Record Definition
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Unary Operator
Binary Operator
Binary Type Operator
Math Operator
Relational Operator
Logical Operator
If Expression
Call Expression
Factor
Array / Set Literal
PropBag
Anonymous Function
Anonymous Procedure
Data Type
Function Type
Procedure Type
Generic Specifier
Dot Expression
Identifier
Keyword
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Literal
Number
Integer
Hex
Hex Digit
Binary
Float
Decimal
String
Date/Time
Tusk Config Files
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Syntax Diagrams
This topic explains Tusk's syntax through a web of interconnected diagrams.
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