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keywordIdentifier

Keywords that may be used as identifiers in referential (non-reserved) contexts. This is the set difference of keyword minus reservedWord — words that have syntactic meaning but are not reserved, so they can serve as names.

Examples

Keyword 'define' used as identifier (non-reserved context)

-- 'define' is a keywordIdentifier, so it can appear as a property name
Obs.define

Keyword 'code' used as property access

Condition.code

Keyword 'version' used as a property

Library.version

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EBNF

keywordIdentifier
  : 'asc' | 'ascending' | 'by' | 'called' | 'code' | 'codesystem'
  | 'codesystems' | 'concept' | 'contains' | 'context' | 'date' | 'default'
  | 'define' | 'desc' | 'descending' | 'display' | 'div' | 'end' | 'ends'
  | 'except' | 'fluent' | 'function' | 'implies' | 'include' | 'includes'
  | 'intersect' | 'library' | 'meets' | 'mod' | 'or after' | 'or before'
  | 'or less' | 'or more' | 'overlaps' | 'parameter' | 'predecessor'
  | 'private' | 'public' | 'start' | 'starting' | 'starts' | 'successor'
  | 'time' | 'timezone' | 'timezoneoffset' | 'union' | 'using' | 'valueset'
  | 'version' | 'where' | 'width' | 'xor'
  ;

Used In

externalConstant referentialIdentifier