EmacsTestLanguageGen.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="EmacsTestLanguageGen.xslt"?>

<rootnode>




** <!--printing-->
<message>(message "hello world")
<sample id="1">(message "My list is: %S" (list 8 2 3))</sample>
</message>

<calculation>
    <list>(list 82 3 4 5)</list>
    
    <arithmetic>
    (+ 3 4 5)
    (- 9 2 3)
    (* 2 3 2)
    (/ 7 2.0)
    (% 7 2)
    (expt 2 3) 
    <note>WARNING: single digit decimal number such as 2. needs a zero after the dot, like this: 2.0. For example, (/ 7 2.) returns 3, not 3.5.
    Also note that lisp calculations do not seem to work in nXML mode.
    </note> 

    ;; 3. is a integer, 3.0 is a float
    (integerp 3.) ; returns t
    (floatp 3.) ; returns nil
    (floatp 3.0) ; returns t
    <note>Function names that end with a “p” often means it return either true or false. (The “p” stands for “predicate”) t means true; nil means false. 
    </note>
    </arithmetic>
 
  </calculation>

** <!--Branching And Decison Making-->

<if>(if (> 4 6)                               ; if-part

         (message "4 falsely greater than 5!") ; then-part
       (message "4 is not greater than 5!"))   ; else-part</if>



** <!--Loops and Recursion-->

</rootnode>