- Copyright
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- I. “Oslo” Modeling Language Specification
- 1. Introduction to “M”
- 2. Lexical Structure
- 2.1. Programs
- 2.2. Grammars
- 2.3. Lexical Analysis
- 2.4. Tokens
- 2.4.1. Identifiers
- 2.4.2. Keywords
- 2.4.3. Literals
- 2.4.3.1. Decimal Literals
- 2.4.3.2. Integer Literals
- 2.4.3.3. Scientific Literals
- 2.4.3.4. Date Literals
- 2.4.3.5. DateTime Literals
- 2.4.3.6. Time Literals
- 2.4.3.7. Character Literals
- 2.4.3.8. Text Literals
- 2.4.3.9. Logical Literals
- 2.4.3.10. Binary and Byte Literals
- 2.4.3.11. Null Literal
- 2.4.3.12. Guid Literals
- 2.4.4. Operators and Punctuators
- 2.5. Pre-processing Directives
- 3. Types
- 4. Computed and Stored Values
- 5. Expressions
- 5.1. Operators
- 5.2. Member Access
- 5.3. Initializers
- 5.4. Invocation Expression
- 5.5. Primary Expressions
- 5.6. Context Variable
- 5.7. Unary Operators
- 5.8. Multiplicity
- 5.9. Arithmetic Operators
- 5.10. Shift Operators
- 5.11. Relational and Type-Testing Operators
- 5.12. Equality Operators
- 5.13. Logical Operators
- 5.14. Conditional Operators
- 5.15. Query Expressions
- 5.16. Compact Query Expressions
- 5.17. Binary and Collection Operators
- 5.18. Expressions
- 6. Module
- II. MGrammar Language Specification
- Glossary
David Langworthy, Brad Lovering, and Don Box are developers on Microsoft’s “Oslo” project and were the original three members of the M language team. David, Brad, and Don have worked together on languages, protocols, and runtimes, most recently on the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF).
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