asnip.spc

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-- ASnip Source Code Decorator
-- Copyright (C) 2006, Georg Bauhaus
-- 
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--    this package, provided that:
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--    depend on this package. If the binary program depends on a modified
--    version of this package, you are encouraged to publicly release the
--    modified version of this package.
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-- IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
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-- DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTY FOR
-- ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
-- DAMAGES ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS PACKAGE.
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--                                                eMail: bauhaus@arcor.de

-- ASnip is a program for "decorating" pieces of program text.
-- It outputs RTF, HTML, TeX, or AdaWiKi.

-- The program will process incomplete or incorrect source text,
-- so you can format wrong code, or multilanguage code, too.

package ASnip is

   pragma pure;

   subtype CHAR is WIDE_CHARACTER;
      -- internal character type

   subtype STR is WIDE_STRING;
      -- internal string type

   type SUPPORTED_LANGUAGE is (L_Ada);
      -- enumerates all languages for which the scanner can produce
      -- language tokens (from simple tokens).

private

   type SUPPORTED_ENCODING is (ISO_8859, UTF_8, UTF_16, UTF_16LE);
      -- The identifiers are a bit pompous considering that the program
      -- knows about WIDE_CHARACTERs and how to transform 8bit encodings
      -- into 16bit, and back. But then the names reflect what this
      -- program does to examine the environment for hints as to how it
      -- should read and write characters.

end ASnip;

-- $Date: Fri, 05 May 2006 03:17:20 +0200 $ $Source: asnip.spc $