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itemization(
itt($$ = )
A value is assigned to the rule's nonterminal's semantic value. The
right-hand side (rhs) of the assignment expression must be an expression of a
type that can be assigned to the tt(STYPE_) type.
itt($$(expr))
Same as the previous dollar-notation: tt(expr's) value is assigned to
the rule's nonterminal's semantic value.
itt(_$$)
This refers to the semantic value of the rule's nonterminal.
itt($$)
Same as the previous item: this refers to the semantic value of the rule's
nonterminal.
itt($$.)
If tt(STYPE_) is a class-type then this dollar-notation is shorthand
for the member selector operator, applied to the rule's nonterminal's semantic
value.
itt($$->)
If tt(STYPE_) is a class-type then this dollar-notation is shorthand
for the pointer to member operator, applied to the rule's nonterminal's
semantic value.
itt(_$1)
This refers to the current production rule's first component's semantic
value.
itt($1)
Same as the previous dollar-notation: this refers to the
current production rule's first component's semantic value.
itt($1.)
If tt(STYPE_) is a class-type then this dollar-notation is shorthand
for the member selector operator, applied to the current production rule's
first component's semantic value.
itt($1->)
If tt(STYPE_) is a class-type then this dollar-notation is shorthand
for the pointer to member operator, applied to the current production rule's
first component's semantic value.
itt(_$-1)
This refers to the semantic value of a component in a production rule,
listed immediately before the current rule's nonterminal ($-2 refers to a
component used two elements before the current nonterminal, etc.).
itt($-1)
Same as the previous item: this refers to the semantic value of a
component in a production rule, listed immediately before the current rule's
nonterminal.
itt($-1.)
If tt(STYPE_) is a class-type then this dollar-notation is shorthand
for the member selector operator, applied to the semantic value
of some production rule element, 1 element before the current rule's
nonterminal.
itt($-1->)
If tt(STYPE_) is a class-type then this dollar-notation is shorthand
for the pointer to member operator, applied to the semantic value
of some production rule element, 1 element before the current rule's
nonterminal.
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