15:03:06	 From  Benjamin Gillikin : hello
15:03:11	 From  Bohdan the DJ : Good afternoon
15:13:11	 From  Benjamin Gillikin : could be
15:13:33	 From  Seth Haupt : 1token, BADID is how I would handle that
15:15:23	 From  David Nelson : I would treat ABCD as one token
15:21:15	 From  Benjamin Gillikin : check if the symbol is a valid symbol in the language
15:21:17	 From  Courtney O'Connell : would you do ABCD and + as two different tokens?
15:22:05	 From  Seth Haupt : So ABCD as an identifier, & = BADNUM, then PLUS?
15:23:33	 From  Boyd Lenich : II think so
15:27:01	 From  David Nelson : After + is read it can no longer be a single identifier?
15:28:27	 From  Bohdan the DJ : So would "send." be considered a bad token followed by "end." or just a bad token?
15:29:15	 From  Bohdan the DJ : Alrighty, thanks
15:30:08	 From  Seth Haupt : What about the type of case line \n in C?  Is that they type of case you are referring to?
15:30:13	 From  Courtney O'Connell : will each valid word and id be separated by a space or new line? to tell the difference between them?
15:30:26	 From  Seth Haupt : *like \n in C
15:31:47	 From  Courtney O'Connell : so programint would be two valid tokens?
15:33:03	 From  Aaron Pritchard : Read till whitespace and call it a bad id
15:33:38	 From  Seth Haupt : If you read until whitespace then you could skip past something like a LPAREN that would be a different lexime.
15:34:38	 From  Benjamin Gillikin : for our grammar, valid identifiers start with a letter and contain only letters and numbers, right?
15:35:39	 From  Benjamin Gillikin : thanks
15:51:43	 From  Austin Hawley : memory location?
16:03:56	 From  Bohdan the DJ : const?
16:04:14	 From  Seth Haupt : Const reference?
16:08:08	 From  Aaron Pritchard : char?
16:08:35	 From  Daniel Spiegel : Natural
16:09:14	 From  Daniel Spiegel : type OneDigitIndex is Array[-9..9]of Integer;
16:09:49	 From  Daniel Spiegel : type OneDigit is [-9..9]
16:11:37	 From  Nicholas Naylor : 255
16:11:37	 From  Seth Haupt : 255
16:11:37	 From  David Nelson : 255?
16:11:39	 From  Aaron Pritchard : 255?
16:13:30	 From  Henry Winkleman : I don't know the conversion from char to num off the top of my head
16:15:35	 From  Henry Winkleman : We do not need a documenting tool for project 2, correct?
16:15:48	 From  Henry Winkleman : In chat
16:16:25	 From  Benjamin Gillikin : have a nice weekend