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1. Introduction
2. Language Summary
3. Text File Components
4. Text File Processing
5. Modularity
6. Multilanguage Applicability
7. Generating Object-oriented Languages
8. Generating Internet-oriented Languages and Protocols
9. Generating Procedural Languages
10. Generating Scripting or Special-purpose Languages
11. Advanced Features and Topics
12. A More Extensive Example
13. Further Reading


	Somusar/Tefigel[tm] A Tutorial Introduction Francesco Aliverti-Piuri Copyright © 2003-2012 Somusar

Contents	Code Examples	Figures

Contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Language Summary
Chapter 3 - Text File Components
	3.1 - Text Files and Text Lines
	3.2 - Commands and Instructions
	3.3 - Comments
	3.4 - Markers
	3.5 - Special Characters
	3.6 - Variables
	3.7 - Name Spaces
Chapter 4 - Text File Processing
	4.1 - Arithmetic Computation
	4.2 - Control Flow and Boolean Computation
	4.3 - Input and Output
Chapter 5 - Modularity
	5.1 - Subroutines and Functions
	5.2 - Packages and Libraries
	5.3 - Filters
Chapter 6 - Multilanguage Applicability
Chapter 7 - Generating Object-oriented Languages
	7.1 - Java[tm]
	7.2 - C#
	7.3 - C++
Chapter 8 - Generating Internet-oriented Languages and Protocols
	8.1 - HTML
	8.2 - XML
	8.3 - SOAP
	8.4 - PHP
Chapter 9 - Generating Procedural Languages
	9.1 - C
	9.2 - Visual Basic®
	9.3 - COBOL
	9.4 - RPG
Chapter 10 - Generating Scripting or Special-purpose Languages
	10.1 - SQL
	10.2 - Perl
	10.3 - Python
	10.4 - REXX
	10.5 - LaTeX
Chapter 11 - Advanced Features and Topics
	11.1 - Tefigel and Sisendel
	11.2 - Multilevel Contents Association
	11.3 - Data Translation Filters
Chapter 12 - A More Extensive Example
	12.1 - The Input List: An Instruction Set
	12.2 - List Filters
	12.3 - Generated Java[tm] and C Code
Chapter 13 - Further Reading

Code Examples

Code Example 1 - Hello world
Code Example 2 - Hello world II
Code Example 3 - Commands and variables
Code Example 4 - Comments
Code Example 5 - Markers
Code Example 6 - Special Characters
Code Example 7 - Variables and basic operations
Code Example 8 - String concatenation via DASH
Code Example 9 - Name spaces
Code Example 10 - Arithmetic computation
Code Example 11 - Simple loop
Code Example 12 - Boolean computation and control flow
Code Example 13 - Input and output
Code Example 14 - Generating Java[tm] set/get
Code Example 15 - Subroutine for Java[tm] set/get
Code Example 16 - Call key and built-ins
Code Example 17 - Library of Tefigel packages
Code Example 18 - Filters
Code Example 19 - Filter 1
Code Example 20 - Filter 2
Code Example 21 - Generating Java[tm]
Code Example 22 - Generating C#
Code Example 23 - Generating C++
Code Example 24 - Generating HTML
Code Example 25 - Generating XML
Code Example 26 - Generating SOAP
Code Example 27 - Generating PHP
Code Example 28 - Generating C
Code Example 29 - Generating Visual Basic®
Code Example 30 - Generating COBOL
Code Example 31 - Generating RPG
Code Example 32 - Generating SQL
Code Example 33 - Generating Perl
Code Example 34 - Generating Python
Code Example 35 - Generating REXX
Code Example 36 - Generating LaTeX
Code Example 37 - Contents association via DASH
Code Example 38 - Table filters
Code Example 39 - Table filter 1
Code Example 40 - Table filter 2
Code Example 41 - List filters
Code Example 42 - List filter 1
Code Example 43 - List filter 2

Figures

Figure 1 - Tefigel and Sisendel

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