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2 Lexical conventions [lex] 2.5 Alternative tokens [lex.digraph] 2 lexical Lexical Conventions [2.5] [lexical candidate flag. Digraphs] Alternative token representations are provided for some operators and punctuators16). Certain operators and punctuation candidate having mark. 16) In All Respects of the Language, Each Alternative Token Behaves The Same, Respective, AS ITS Primary Token, Except for ITS Spelling17). The set of alternative tokens is defined in table 2.
Table 2 - Alternative tokens
AlternativePrimary <% {%>} <: [:>]%: #%:%: ## and&& bitor | or || xor ^ compl ~ bitand & and_eq & = od! = xor_eq ^ = not! not_eq! =
In the language, all candidate marks have the same behavior as their preferred marker. 17) Table 2 defines a collection of candidate tags.
Table 2 - candidate mark
Candidate marker preferred marking <% {%>} <: [:>]%: #%:%: ## and && bitor | or || xor ^ compl ~ bitand & and_eq & = or_eq! = Xor_eq ^ = not! Not_eq! =
