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Code for dealing with intermediate-level Inform. This is version 1.

• Chapter 1: Setting Up

  Loading this module.

  • Inter Module - Setting up the use of this module.

• Chapter 2: Interoperability

  • Inter Trees - To manage tree structures of inter code, and manage the movement of nodes within these trees.

  • Bookmarks - Write positions for inter code being generated.

  • Inter Nodes - To create nodes of inter code, and manage everything about them except their tree locations.

  • The Warehouse - To manage the memory storage of inter code.

  • Inter Node Lists - To store doubly-linked lists of inter frames.

  • Symbols Tables - To manage searchable tables of named symbols.

  • Packages - To manage packages of inter code.

  • Symbols - To manage named symbols in inter code.

  • Annotations - To mark symbols up with metadata.

  • Connectors - To manage link symbols.

  • Transmigration - To move packages between repositories.

• Chapter 3: Language Definition

  • Canonical Annotations - Defining the one true set of Inter annotation codes.

  • Definition - Defining the Inter format.

  • Inter in Binary Files - To read or write inter between memory and binary files.

  • Inter in Text Files - To read inter from a textual file.

  • Verifying Inter - Verifying that a chunk of inter is correct and consistent.

  • Inter Data Types - A primitive notion of data type, below the level of kinds.

  • Inter Errors - To issue error messages.

• Chapter 4: Void Constructs

  • The Nop Construct - Defining the nop construct.

  • The Comment Construct - Defining the comment construct.

  • The Metadata Construct - Defining the metadata construct.

  • The Symbol Construct - Defining the symbol construct.

  • The Version Construct - Defining the version construct.

  • The Pragma Construct - Defining the pragma construct.

  • The Link Construct - Defining the link construct.

  • The Append Construct - Defining the append construct.

  • The PackageType Construct - Defining the packagetype construct.

  • The Package Construct - Defining the package construct.

  • The Kind Construct - Defining the kind construct.

  • The DefaultValue Construct - Defining the defaultvalue construct.

  • The Variable Construct - Defining the variable construct.

  • The Constant Construct - Defining the constant construct.

  • The Response Construct - Defining the response construct.

  • The Instance Construct - Defining the instance construct.

  • The Property Construct - Defining the property construct.

  • The PropertyValue Construct - Defining the propertyvalue construct.

  • The Permission Construct - Defining the permission construct.

  • The Primitive Construct - Defining the primitive construct.

• Chapter 5: Code Constructs

  • The Label Construct - Defining the label construct.

  • The Local Construct - Defining the local construct.

  • The Inv Construct - Defining the inv construct.

  • The Ref Construct - Defining the ref construct.

  • The Val Construct - Defining the val construct.

  • The Lab Construct - Defining the Lab construct.

  • The Code Construct - Defining the Code construct.

  • The Evaluation Construct - Defining the Evaluation construct.

  • The Reference Construct - Defining the Reference construct.

  • The Cast Construct - Defining the cast construct.

  • The Splat Construct - Defining the splat construct.