Kmelia types can be predefined types or user-defined types. Predefined types can be primitive types or abstract data types.

• primitive types are defined directly in the grammar together with their usual operators.
• abstract data types are specified in type libraries using function signatures and implementation.
• user-defined types are defined in type libraries or in component types themselves.

A (currently) restricted form of Generic types, anchor type and subtyping is allowed in Kmelia.

• ANYTYPE which is the supertype common to all types except to Void.
• LIKE is an anchor-type associated to the first value encountered in a function signature.

In a Kmelia specification Data Types are used in the variable definition clauses (component, service…).

name : String;
tab: montablo;
point_test : Point; 
swallowed_cards : setOf CashCard;
other_cards : setOf CashCard;
available_notes : Integer;
intset:monset;
intset2:setOf Integer

primitive types are :

• Integer, Boolean, String, Char, Void

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Structured types are :

• structures : struct

  • arrays : array[range]
  • range : min..max
  • enumerations : enum

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Only one default type here for the moment.

• set : setOf

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With the TYPE clause

  TYPES
  CashCard:: struct {code:Integer; ident:Integer; limit:Integer};
  montablo:: array [1..10] of Integer;
  monset :: setOf Integer
  RVB :: enum {R,V,B};

see libraries