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The conventional suffix for a LIST
file is `.list'.
A list of OOGL objects
Syntax:
LIST oogl-object oogl-object ... |
Note that there's no explicit separation between the oogl-objects, so they should be enclosed in curly braces ({ }) for sanity. Likewise there's no explicit marker for the end of the list; unless appearing alone in a disk file, the whole construct should also be wrapped in braces, as in:
{ LIST { QUAD ... } { < xyz.quad } } |
A LIST
with no elements, i.e. { LIST }
, is valid, and is
the easiest way to create an empty object. For example, to remove a
symbol's definition you might write
{ define somesymbol { LIST } } |