/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE linus_lila_tokens.incl.pl1 */


/****^  HISTORY COMMENTS:
  1) change(86-04-23,Dupuis), approve(86-05-23,MCR7188), audit(86-07-23,GWMay),
     install(86-07-29,MR12.0-1106):
     This comment is to cover the 12/27/84 Mathew Pierret change.
                                                   END HISTORY COMMENTS */

/* DESCRIPTION:

   linus_lila_tokens contains the values of the tokens in the lila
   editor.  This structure is used in linus_lila_tokens.cds so that
   token values are referenced through cells in the linus_lila_tokens
   object segment, for example, linus_lila_tokens$from, rather than
   directly referenceing the token value, for example, "from".
   This is so that token values can easily be replaced, say from English
   language tokens to French tokens.
*/

/* HISTORY:
Written by Mathew Pierret, 12/27/84.
Modified:
*/

/* format: style2,ind3 */
     dcl	   (
	   LINUS_LILA_TOKENS_VERSION_1
			      init ("LLTokn 1"),
	   LINUS_LILA_TOKENS_LANGUAGE_ENGLISH
			      init ("English ")
	   )		      char (8) aligned internal static options (constant);

     dcl	   1 linus_lila_tokens    aligned based,
	     2 version	      char (8) aligned,
	     2 language	      char (8) aligned,
	     2 first_chars	      char (32) varying,
	     2 differ	      char (32) varying,
	     2 dup	      char (32) varying,
	     2 from	      char (32) varying,
	     2 inter	      char (32) varying,
	     2 select	      char (32) varying,
	     2 union	      char (32) varying,
	     2 unique	      char (32) varying,
	     2 where	      char (32) varying;

/* END INCLUDE FILE linus_lila_tokens.incl.pl1 */


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