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P.2 Syntax Cross Reference

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In the following syntax cross reference, each syntactic category is followed by the subclause number where it is defined. In addition, each syntactic category S is followed by a list of the categories that use S in their definitions. For example, the first listing below shows that abort_statement appears in the definition of simple_statement.

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character 2.1
comment 2.7
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letter_lowercase ...
identifier_start 2.3
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letter_modifier ...
identifier_start 2.3
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letter_other ...
identifier_start 2.3
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letter_titlecase ...
identifier_start 2.3
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letter_uppercase ...
identifier_start 2.3
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mark_non_spacing ...
identifier_extend 2.3
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mark_spacing_combining ...
identifier_extend 2.3
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number_decimal ...
identifier_extend 2.3
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number_letter ...
identifier_start 2.3
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punctuation_connector ...
identifier_extend 2.3
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