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--  This package contains the lexical analyzer routines. This is used by the
--  compiler for scanning Ada source files.
 
with Casing; use Casing;
with Errout; use Errout;
with Scng;
with Style;  use Style;
with Types;  use Types;
 
package Scn is
 
   procedure Initialize_Scanner
     (Unit  : Unit_Number_Type;
      Index : Source_File_Index);
   --  Initialize lexical scanner for scanning a new file. The caller has
   --  completed the construction of the Units.Table entry for the specified
   --  Unit and Index references the corresponding source file. A special
   --  case is when Unit = No_Unit_Number, and Index corresponds to the
   --  source index for reading the configuration pragma file.
 
   function Determine_Token_Casing return Casing_Type;
   --  Determines the casing style of the current token, which is
   --  either a keyword or an identifier. See also package Casing.
 
   procedure Post_Scan;
   --  Create nodes for tokens: Char_Literal, Identifier, Real_Literal,
   --  Integer_Literal, String_Literal and Operator_Symbol.
 
   procedure Scan_Reserved_Identifier (Force_Msg : Boolean);
   --  This procedure is called to convert the current token, which the caller
   --  has checked is for a reserved word, to an equivalent identifier. This is
   --  of course only used in error situations where the parser can detect that
   --  a reserved word is being used as an identifier. An appropriate error
   --  message, pointing to the token, is also issued if either this is the
   --  first occurrence of misuse of this identifier, or if Force_Msg is True.
 
   -------------
   -- Scanner --
   -------------
 
   --  The scanner used by the compiler is an instantiation of the
   --  generic package Scng with routines appropriate to the compiler
 
   package Scanner is new Scng
     (Post_Scan    => Post_Scan,
      Error_Msg    => Error_Msg,
      Error_Msg_S  => Error_Msg_S,
      Error_Msg_SC => Error_Msg_SC,
      Error_Msg_SP => Error_Msg_SP,
      Style        => Style.Style_Inst);
 
   procedure Scan renames Scanner.Scan;
   --  Scan scans out the next token, and advances the scan state accordingly
   --  (see package Scans for details). If the scan encounters an illegal
   --  token, then an error message is issued pointing to the bad character,
   --  and Scan returns a reasonable substitute token of some kind.
 
end Scn;