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2.12 Glossary of Syntactic Terms

atom-selection
A description of a set of atoms. See Atom Selection, for the complete syntax.
char
A character


del
The delimiter - a single character which is used to mark the end of a portion of a command. Initially, it is a dollar sign but can be changed using the DELIM command, see Delim Command. It should be noted that the delimiter cannot be a character within any string it is supposed to delimit.
deldel
Two delimiters concatenated together with no space in between.
integer
An integer.


iupac
IUPAC name for an atom. Initially specified in the residue topology file.


keyword
A word, see below, serving to identify some option.


name
A word, see below, serving to identify an object.
property
A table property which is syntactically a string. See Building Tables, and a description of dynamical properties, see Dynamical Table Properties.


range
equivalent to real real integer. The first real is the minimum value in the range, the second number is the maximum value in the range, and the third number gives the number of interval, i.e. lines or columns.
real
A real number. No decimal point is required for the number to be interpreted correctly.


resid
Residue identifier (a string of up to 4 characters).
resname
Residue name.


segid
Segment identifier (a string of up to 4 characters).
string
An ordered set of characters.


tag
A string which is a tag, i.e. no embedded spaces.


title
A series of 1 to 10 lines of text (max 80 characters per line) terminated by a line which has an asterisk `*' as the first character. Used for commenting files.


word
A string with no blanks


unit-number
An integer which is a Fortran unit number.