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Revision as of 22:53, 2 April 2011

This article is about an older version of DF.

Language tokens are used within the language_*.txt raw files. Each token is permitted in a specific context.

WORD

Token Arguments Description
NOUN
  • singular
  • plural
Begins defining a noun usage of a word
ADJ
  • adjective
Begins defining an adjective usage of a word
PREFIX
  • prefix
Begins defining a prefix usage of a word
VERB
  • base
  • present simple
  • past tense
  • past participle
  • present participle
Defines a verb usage of a word
ADJ_DIST number Determines what order the adjective being defined comes in when in a string of multiple adjectives.
THE_NOUN_SING
THE_NOUN_PLUR
THE_COMPOUND_NOUN_SING
THE_COMPOUND_NOUN_PLUR
THE_COMPOUND_ADJ
OF_NOUN_SING
OF_NOUN_PLUR
FRONT_COMPOUND_NOUN_SING
FRONT_COMPOUND_NOUN_PLUR
REAR_COMPOUND_NOUN_SING
REAR_COMPOUND_NOUN_PLUR
FRONT_COMPOUND_ADJ
REAR_COMPOUND_ADJ
FRONT_COMPOUND_PREFIX
THE_COMPOUND_PREFIX
STANDARD_VERB Unknown.

SYMBOL

Token Arguments Description
S_WORD
  • WORD
Specifies the given WORD (defined in language_words.txt) as belonging to the symbol being defined. A given word can belong to multiple symbols.


TRANSLATION

Token Arguments Description
T_WORD
  • WORD
  • translation
Specifies a translation from a given WORD (defined in language_words.txt) into the language being defined.

See Also

40d:Language (has expanded explanations of parts of the language system, which seems to still be the same in the current version)