cons
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cons.str
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Lists are represented by means of the constructors Nil and Cons. They caneither be written as terms with these constructors, e.g. Cons(0, Cons(1, Nil)),or using concrete list syntax: [0, 1]
Stratego pretty-printers and the Stratego Shell will always prefer to displaylists using the concrete syntax.
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General
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Lines of code
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19
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Stratego
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1 (100% documented)
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Constructor number
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3 (100% documented)
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0
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0
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0
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DynamicRule number
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0
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Constructor details
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Conc(ATerm , ATerm )
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cons.str
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Concatenation of two lists.
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Cons(ATerm , ATerm )
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cons.str
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Element of a list.
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Nil(ATerm )
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cons.str
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Empty list.
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