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Seque(ID:1433/seq002)
Experimental language for manipulating sequences
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Country: United States
Designed 1988
Published: 1988
Sammet category: Experimental and other
Experimental language for manipulating sequences
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References:
R. E. Griswold and J. O'Bagy, (1985) R. E. Griswold and J. O'Bagy, "Reference Manual for the Seque Programming Language
, The Univ. of Arizona Tech. Rep. 85-4, 1985.
Griswold et al (1988) Griswold et al "Result Sequences", pp5-8
in [Icon Analyst] (1988) The Icon Analyst 7, August 1988
Griswold R et al (1988) Griswold R et al "Variant Translators", pp2-5
in [Icon Analyst] (1988) The Icon Analyst 7, August 1988
Griswold, R. E. and J. O'Bagy (1988) Griswold, R. E. and J. O'Bagy "Seque: a Programming Language for Manipulating Sequences"
Abstract
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INTRODUCTION
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Summary
in (1988) Computer Languages 13(1)
Griswold, R et al (1993) Griswold, R et al "Lost Languages - Seque" The Icon Analyst 19 August 1993
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Introduction
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Streams
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Referencing the Elements of a Stream
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The Dynamic Nature of Streams
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Operations on Streams
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Derived Streams
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Implementation
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Conclusions
in (1988) Computer Languages 13(1)
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