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The omit
keyword denotes the missing value. The omit
can only be assigned to optional fields of record
and set
types to indicate that an
optional field is not present.
Related keywords:
omit |
module m {
type record R { integer field1 optional, boolean field2 }
type set S { integer field1 optional, boolean field2 }
control {
var R r1 := { omit, false };
var S s1 := { field1 := omit, field2 := true };
var S s2;
s2.field1 := omit;
s2.field2 := false;
}
}
Both type S and R contain an optional field1 element. Variable r1 is initialized using the value list notation; the optional field is omitted. Variable s1 is initialized using the value assignment notation; the optional field1 is not present. Finally, variable s2 is not initialized. Its fields are set via normal assignments through field references (i.e. using the dot notation); field1 is absent, again.
BNF definition of omit