[gram] Change "syntax" to "grammar". #790
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@FrankHB: Can you please rebase this PR? |
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| @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ | |||
| \pnum | |||
| \indextext{grammar}% | |||
| \indextext{summary!syntax}% | |||
| This summary of \Cpp\ syntax is intended to be an aid to comprehension. | |||
| This summary of \Cpp\ grammar is intended to be an aid to comprehension. | |||
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Also, this is actually in the wrong file, since this one is auto-generated from tools/grambase.tex.
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Sorry, didn't realize that...
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(This would need to be rebased now.) |
Annex A is a summary of grammar, but not only syntactic grammar. Even in contexts without need of grammatical disambiguation, pure syntactically handling (reduction merely based on parsing of the token stream without semantic information) of several context-sensitive constructs (e.g. constant-expression and several kinds of type-id) has already been insufficient. Since the remained difference is acknowledged in the same paragraph, I think my change is also editorial. (On the contrary, ISO C may have more problems because it uses "syntax" everywhere.)
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Done. Now the original change is in the right place? |
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Annex A is a summary of grammar, but not only syntactic grammar. Even in contexts without need of grammatical disambiguation, pure syntactically handling (reduction merely based on parsing of the token stream without semantic information) of several context-sensitive constructs (e.g. constant-expression and several kinds of type-id) has already been insufficient. Since the remained difference is acknowledged in the same paragraph, I think my change is also editorial. (On the contrary, ISO C may have more problems because it uses "syntax" everywhere.)
However, I have no idea to change
\indextext{summary!syntax}...