Libraries Tutorial

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Libraries Tutorial

Mjølner Informatics Report MIA 94−24 March 2004

Copyright © 1994−2004Mjølner Informatics. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be copied or distributed without the prior written permission of Mjølner Informatics

Libraries Tutorial

Table of Contents

List of Programs................................................................................................................................1

1 Introduction.....................................................................................................................................2 1.1 Acknowledgment................................................................................................................2

2 Hello World......................................................................................................................................3

3 Simple Types and Output..............................................................................................................5

4 Arithmetic and Expressions..........................................................................................................9 4.1 Constants...........................................................................................................................9 4.1.1 Integer.................................................................................................................9 4.1.2 Reals...................................................................................................................9 4.1.3 Booleans.............................................................................................................9 4.1.4 Textand Characters.............................................................................................9 4.2 Evaluations......................................................................................................................10

5 Multiplication Table......................................................................................................................13 5.1 The for imperative............................................................................................................13

6 Loops and Functions...................................................................................................................18

7 Assignment and Procedure Calls...............................................................................................21

8 Patterns and Variables.................................................................................................................25 8.1 Patterns and Variables.....................................................................................................25 8.2 Attribute Access...............................................................................................................26 9.1 Primitive Types................................................................................................................28 10.1 Multidimensional Repetitions.........................................................................................31 11.1 Command−line arguments.............................................................................................33 11.2 Storing Characters in a Repetition.................................................................................36 13.1 Advanced Formatted Input and Output..........................................................................38

9 Dynamic Data Structures.............................................................................................................39

10 Repetitions (Arrays)...................................................................................................................41

11 Files..............................................................................................................................................44

12 Directory......................................................................................................................................46

13 Text Manipulation.......................................................................................................................49

14 Container Library........................................................................................................................51 14.1 List Example..................................................................................................................51 14.2 HashTable Example.......................................................................................................53

15 Exceptions...................................................................................................................................55 15.1 14.1 Examples Using Exception....................................................................................55

16 Access to External Functions and Data...................................................................................57

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Libraries Tutorial

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16.1 Example.........................................................................................................................57

17 Using the Persistence Library...................................................................................................61

18 Graphical User Interface............................................................................................................63 18.1 GUIEnv..........................................................................................................................63

19 Concurrent Library.....................................................................................................................69 19.1 18.1 Example.................................................................................................................69 19.2 Concurrency and User Interface Environments.............................................................71 19.3 Changes from the Original Design.................................................................................75 20.1 Interface and Implementation........................................................................................77

20 The Fragment System................................................................................................................80

Index.................................................................................................................................................83 A.............................................................................................................................................83 B.............................................................................................................................................83 C............................................................................................................................................83 E.............................................................................................................................................83 F.............................................................................................................................................83 G............................................................................................................................................83 H............................................................................................................................................83 I..............................................................................................................................................84 J.............................................................................................................................................84 L.............................................................................................................................................84 M............................................................................................................................................84 N............................................................................................................................................84 O............................................................................................................................................84 P.............................................................................................................................................84 R............................................................................................................................................84 S.............................................................................................................................................84 T.............................................................................................................................................84 W............................................................................................................................................84 X.............................................................................................................................................84

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