This extension adds a new stropping regime to the Standard Hardware Representation, so a new pragmat-item shall be invented.
3.5 ... of which there are four. A new regime is invoked by a pragmat containing one of the pragmat-items POINT, UPPER, RES or SUPPER, and takes effect following the closing pragmat symbol.
The new stropping regime is then described in its own section, as follows.
3.5.4 SUPPER Stropping
Bold words.
- A bold word is written as a sequence of {one or more} taggles
whose worthy letters and digits correspond, in order, to the bold
faced letters and digits in the word.
- A bold word must start with an upper-case letter. Upper- and
lower-case letters may be otherwise intermixed in a bold word.
- Upper-case letters may be written only in bold words and
character-glyphs.
Tags.
- A tag is written as a sequence of {one or more} taggles. The
taggles cannot be separated by typographical display features.
- A taggle is written by writing, in order, the corresponding
worthy letters and digits optionally followed by an underscore.
- A taggle must be adjacent to an underscore if its letters and
digits correspond, in order, to those of a reserved word.
- If a taggle does not end with an underscore, it must be followed
by a disjunctor.
{Examples:
Program: PR SUPPER PR begin real x; x := x - 1 end
Bold: begin, AMode, AmOdE, AMODE, Oper, OPER
Plain: begin_, end_of_file, end_of_file_, xl,
x_l,
Error: Some_Mode, end of file, end____of__file,
end_of_file__ }