Show pageOld revisionsBacklinksBack to top This page is read only. You can view the source, but not change it. Ask your administrator if you think this is wrong. ====== Summary ====== You can access to a quick pdf summary about the tla+ language here: https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/tla/summary-standalone.pdf. This is a web accessible version. ---- ====== Summary of TLA { }^{+} ====== * Module-Level Constructs * The Constant Operators * Miscellaneous Constructs * Action Operators * Temporal Operators * User-Definable Operator Symbols * Precedence Ranges of Operators * Operators Defined in Standard Modules. * ASCII Representation of Typeset Symbols 1 ===== Module-Level Constructs ===== ===== \Gamma ===== MODULE $M$Begins the module or submodule named $M$. EXTENDS $M_{1}, \ldots, M_{n}$ Incorporates the declarations, definitions, assumptions, and theorems from the modules named $M_{1}, \ldots, M_{n}$ into the current module. CONSTANTS $C_{1}, \ldots, C_{n}^{(1)}$ Declares the $C_{j}$ to be constant parameters (rigid variables). Each $C_{j}$ is either an identifier or has the form $C\left(\_, \ldots, \_\right)$, the latter form indicating that $C$ is an operator with the indicated number of arguments. $$ \text { VARIABLES } x_{1}, \ldots, x_{n}^{(1)} $$ Declares the $x_{j}$ to be variables (parameters that are flexible variables). ===== ASSUME P ===== Asserts $P$ as an assumption. $F\left(x_{1}, \ldots, x_{n}\right) \triangleq \exp$ Defines $F$ to be the operator such that $F\left(e_{1}, \ldots, e_{n}\right)$ equals exp with each identifier $x_{k}$ replaced by $e_{k}$. (For $n=0$, it is written $F \triangleq \exp$.) $f[x \in S] \triangleq \exp ^{(2)}$ Defines $f$ to be the function with domain $S$ such that $f[x]=\exp$ for all $x$ in $S$. (The symbol $f$ may occur in exp, allowing a recursive definition.) - The terminal S in the keyword is optional. - $x \in S$ may be replaced by a comma-separated list of items $v \in S$, where $v$ is either a comma-separated list or a tuple of identifiers. INSTANCE $M$ WITH $p_{1} \leftarrow e_{1}, \ldots, p_{m} \leftarrow e_{m}$ For each defined operator $F$ of module $M$, this defines $F$ to be the operator whose definition is obtained from the definition of $F$ in $M$ by replacing each declared constant or variable $p_{j}$ of $M$ with $e_{j}$. (If $m=0$, the WITH is omitted.) $N\left(x_{1}, \ldots, x_{n}\right) \triangleq$ INSTANCE $M$ WITH $p_{1} \leftarrow e_{1}, \ldots, p_{m} \leftarrow e_{m}$ For each defined operator $F$ of module $M$, this defines $N\left(d_{1}, \ldots, d_{n}\right)!F$ to be the operator whose definition is obtained from the definition of $F$ by replacing each declared constant or variable $p_{j}$ of $M$ with $e_{j}$, and then replacing each identifier $x_{k}$ with $d_{k}$. (If $m=0$, the WITH is omitted.) THEOREM $P$ Asserts that $P$ can be proved from the definitions and assumptions of the current module. LOCAL def Makes the definition(s) of def (which may be a definition or an INSTANCE statement) local to the current module, thereby not obtained when extending or instantiating the module. Ends the current module or submodule. ===== The Constant Operators ===== {{https://cdn.mathpix.com/cropped/2024_06_23_576f0b4b8da858775992g-4.jpg?height=224&width=813&top_left_y=124&top_left_x=157}} ===== Sets ===== $=\neq \in \cup$. $\left\{e_{1}, \ldots, e_{n}\right\} \quad$ [Set consisting of elements $\left.e_{i}\right]$ $\{x \in S: p\}$ (2) [Set of elements $x$ in $S$ satisfying $p$ ] $\{e: x \in S\}^{(1)} \quad$ [Set of elements $e$ such that $x$ in $\left.S\right]$ SUBSET $S \quad$ [Set of subsets of $S$ ] UNION $S \quad[$ Union of all elements of $S]$ ===== Functions ===== $$ \begin{array}{ll} f[e] & {[\text { Function application] }} \\ \text { DOMAIN } f & {[\text { Domain of function } f]} \\ {[x \in S \mapsto e]{ }^{(1)}} & {[\text { Function } f \text { such that } f[x]=e \text { for } x \in S]} \\ {[S \rightarrow T]} & {[\text { Set of functions } f \text { with } f[x] \in T \text { for } x \in} \\ {\left[f \text { EXCEPT }!\left[e_{1}\right]=e_{2}\right]^{(3)}} & {\left[\text { Function } \widehat{f} \text { equal to } f \text { except } \widehat{f}\left[e_{1}\right]=e_{2}\right]} \end{array} $$ ===== Records ===== $\begin{array}{ll}e . h & \text { [The } h \text {-field of record } e] \\ {\left[h_{1} \mapsto e_{1}, \ldots, h_{n} \mapsto e_{n}\right]} & \left.\text { [The record whose } h_{i} \text { field is } e_{i}\right] \\ {\left[h_{1}: S_{1}, \ldots, h_{n}: S_{n}\right]} & \left.\text { [Set of all records with } h_{i} \text { field in } S_{i}\right] \\ {[r \text { EXCEPT }!. h=e]} & \text { [3) } \\ \text { [Record } \widehat{r} \text { equal to } r \text { except } \widehat{r} . h=e]\end{array}$ ===== Tuples ===== $$ \begin{array}{ll} e[i] & {\left[\text { The } i^{\text {th }} \text { component of tuple } e\right]} \\ \left\langle e_{1}, \ldots, e_{n}\right\rangle & {\left[\text { The } n \text {-tuple whose } i^{\text {th }} \text { component is } e_{i}\right]} \\ S_{1} \times \ldots \times S_{n} & \text { [The set of all } \left.n \text {-tuples with } i^{\text {th }} \text { component in } S_{i}\right] \end{array} $$ - $x \in S$ may be replaced by a comma-separated list of items $v \in S$, where $v$ is either a comma-separated list or a tuple of identifiers - $x$ may be an identifier or tuple of identifiers. (3)! $\left[e_{1}\right]$ or !.h may be replaced by a comma separated list of items $!a_{1} \cdots a_{n}$, where each $a_{i}$ is $\left[e_{i}\right]$ or.$h_{i}$. ===== Miscellaneous Constructs ===== {{https://cdn.mathpix.com/cropped/2024_06_23_576f0b4b8da858775992g-5.jpg?height=416&width=1145&top_left_y=122&top_left_x=162}} ===== Action Operators ===== ^$e^{\prime}$ ^$[$ The value of $e$ in the final state of a step] ^ |$[A]_{e}$ |$\left[A \vee\left(e^{\prime}=e\right)\right]$ | |$\langle A\rangle_{e}$ |$\left[A \wedge\left(e^{\prime} \neq e\right)\right]$ | |ENABLED $A$ |$[$ An step is possible $]$ | |UNCHANGED $e$ |$\left[e^{\prime}=e\right]$ | |$A \cdot B$ |$[$ Composition of actions $]$ | ===== Temporal Operators ===== $$ \begin{array}{ll} \square F & {[F \text { is always true }]} \\ \diamond F & {[F \text { is eventually true }]} \\ \mathrm{WF}_{e}(A) & {[\text { Weak fairness for action } A]} \\ \mathrm{SF}_{e}(A) & {[\text { Strong fairness for action } A]} \\ F \sim G & {[F \text { leads to } G]} \end{array} $$ ===== User-Definable Operator Symbols ===== ===== Infix Operators ===== ^$+^{(1)}$ ^$-{ }^{(1)}$ ^$*$ ^$(1)$ ^$/{ }^{(2)}$ ^$\circ{ }^{(3)}$ ^++ ^ |$\div^{(1)}$ |$\%^{(1)}$ |- |$(1,4)$ |$\ldots$ | | | |$\oplus^{(5)}$ |$\ominus{ }^{(5)}$ |$\otimes$ |$\oslash$ |$\odot$ |– | | |(1) $^{(1)}$ |$>{ }^{(1)}$ |$\leq$ |${ }^{(1)}$ |$\geq{ }^{(1)}$ |$\sqcap$ |$* *$ | |$\prec$ |$\succ$ |$\preceq$ |$\succeq$ |$\sqcup$ |$\sim-$ | | |$\ll$ |$\gg$ |$<:$ |$:>^{(6)}$ |$\&$ |$\& \&$ | | |$\sqsubset$ |$\sqsupset$ |$\sqsubseteq{ }^{(5)}$ |$\sqsupseteq$ |$\mid$ |$\% \%$ | | |$\subset$ |$\supset$ | |$\supseteq$ |$\star$ |$@ @(6)$ | | |$\vdash$ |$\dashv$ |$\models$ |$=$ |$\bullet$ |$\# \#$ | | |$\sim$ |$\simeq$ |$\approx$ |$\cong$ |$\$$ |$\$ \$$ | | |$\bigcirc$ |$::=$ |$\asymp$ |$\doteq$ |$? ?$ |$!!$ | | |$\propto$ |$\checkmark$ |$\uplus$ | | | | | Postfix Operators (7) $\sim \quad$ - $＃$ - Defined by the Naturals, Integers, and Reals modules. - Defined by the Reals module. - Defined by the Sequences module. - $x^{\wedge} y$ is printed as $x^{y}$. - Defined by the Bags module. - Defined by the $T L C$ module. - $e^{\wedge}+$ is printed as $e^{+}$, and similarly for ${ }^{\wedge} *$ and $\wedge \#$. ===== Precedence Ranges of Operators ===== The relative precedence of two operators is unspecified if their ranges overlap. Left-associative operators are indicated by (a). {{https://cdn.mathpix.com/cropped/2024_06_23_576f0b4b8da858775992g-7.jpg?height=1394&width=1163&top_left_y=291&top_left_x=176}}(( - Action composition (). - Record field (period). )) ===== Operators Defined in Standard Modules. ===== Modules Naturals, Integers, Reals $$ \begin{aligned} & +\quad-{ }^{(1)} \quad * \quad /^{(2)} \quad \sim^{-(3)} \quad \text {.. } \quad \text { Nat } \quad \text { Real }^{(2)} \\ & \div \quad \% \quad \geq \quad>\quad \text { Int }^{(4)} \quad \text { Infinity }{ }^{(2} \end{aligned} $$ - Only infix - is defined in Naturals. - Defined only in Reals module. - Exponentiation. - Not defined in Naturals module. Module Sequences ^$\circ$ ^Head ^SelectSeq ^SubSeq ^ |Append |Len |Seq |Tail | ===== Module FiniteSets IsFiniteSet Cardinality ===== Module Bags ^$\oplus$ ^BagIn ^CopiesIn ^SubBag ^ |$\ominus$ |BagOfAll |EmptyBag | | |$\sqsubseteq$ |BagToSet |IsABag | | |BagCardinality |BagUnion |SetToBag | | Module RealTime RTBound RTnow now (declared to be a variable) Module $T L C$ $:>$ Print Assert JavaTime Permutations SortSeq ===== ASCII Representation of Typeset Symbols ===== ^ $/$ or $\backslash]$ ^ land ^ V ^ $\backslash /$ or $\backslash$ lor ^ $\Rightarrow$ ^ ^ | $\sim$ or $\backslash \operatorname{lr}$ | not or | $\equiv$ | $\Leftrightarrow$ or | $\triangleq$ | $==$ | | | | $\notin$ | | $\neq$ | $\#$ or $/=$ | | $<<$ | | | $>$ | $\square$ | [] | | $<$ | | $>$ | $>$ | $\diamond$ | $<>$ | | or | $=<$ or $<=$ | $\geq$ | or >= | $\sim$ | $\sim$ | | | | $\gg$ | $\backslash g g$ | $\xrightarrow{\square}$ | $-+->$ | | | | $\succ$ | | $\mapsto$ | $\|-\rangle$ | | | | $\succeq$ | | $\div$ | | | | | $\supseteq$ | | . | | | | | $\supset$ | | 0 | or | | | | $\sqsupset$ | | $\bullet$ | | | | eteq | $\sqsupseteq$ | | $\star$ | | | $1-$ | | $\dashv$ | -1 | O | | | $\mid=$ | | $=$ | $=1$ | $\sim$ | | | $\rightarrow$ | | $\leftarrow$ | $<-$ | $\simeq$ | | | or | | $\cup$ | or | $\asymp$ | | | | | $\sqcup$ | | $\approx$ | | | $(+)$ or 1 | | $\uplus$ | | $\cong$ | | | $(-)$ or 1 | | $\times$ | $\backslash X$ or | $\doteq$ | | | (.) or 1 | | 2 | $\backslash w r$ | $x^{y}$ | $x^{\wedge} y^{(2)}$ | | $(\backslash X)$ or | | $\propto$ | | $x^{+}$ | $\mathrm{x}^{\wedge}+(2)$ | | (/) or 1 | | “s” | “s” (1) | $x^{*}$ | $\mathrm{x}^{\wedge} *{ }^{(2)}$ | | $\backslash E$ | | $\forall$ | $\backslash \mathrm{A}$ | $x^{\#}$ | $x^{\wedge} \#^{(2)}$ | | $\backslash \mathrm{EE}$ | | $\forall$ | $\backslash \mathrm{AA}$ | $\prime$ | , | | ]_v | | $_{v}$ | $>>\_v$ | | | | $W F_{-} v$ | | $\mathrm{SF}_{2}$ | SF_v | | | - $s$ is a sequence of characters. - $x$ and $y$ are any expressions. - a sequence of four or more - or $=$ characters. learning/tla_summary.txt Last modified: 2024/10/07 16:52by fponzi
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