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The Computer Journal 1975 18(2):148-149; doi:10.1093/comjnl/18.2.148
© 1975 by British Computer Society
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Problems with analytic description of text formats

N. Zvegintzov *

Rt 2, Box 222, Rupert, USA

Let a scheme for using new lines and indentation to highlight source text be called a ‘format’. Formats are commonly described by examples rather than analytically, apparently because of a lack of accepted terminology. This is illustrated with formats for ALGOL 60. There may be a pay-off in human communication to creating an accepted terminology.

Received August 1973.

* Rt 2, Box 222, Rupert, WV 25984, USA


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