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\title{Modelica\textsuperscript{\textregistered} Language Specification Version \mlsversion}

\date{\today}

\author{Modelica Association}

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\huge
Modelica\textsuperscript{\textregistered} -- A Unified Object-Oriented Language for~Systems Modeling

Language Specification

Version \mlsversion

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% Add new Modelica Language logotype
% The header ruler looks odd as Modelica Language define a natural line that is further up
% We also need to fill the vertical space on the right
% Not using page numbers in right-header, since we usually refer to sections.
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% Using nouppercase since it is seems more normal for the sections, and is also
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\rhead{Modelica Language Specification 3.5-dev\\ \nouppercase{\rightmark} \vspace{1mm}}
\lhead{\includegraphics[height=6.5mm]{Modelica_Language}}
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% Abstract
\input{chapters/abstract}

% Preface
\input{chapters/preface}

% Introduction
\input{chapters/introduction}

% Lexical Structure
\input{chapters/lexicalstructure}

% Operators and Expressions
\input{chapters/operatorsandexpressions}

% Classes, Predefined Types, and Declarations
\input{chapters/classes}

% Scoping, Name Lookup, and Flattening
\input{chapters/scoping}

% Interface or Type Relationships
\input{chapters/interface}

% Inheritance, Modification, and Redeclaration
\input{chapters/inheritance}

% Equations
\input{chapters/equations}

% Connectors and Connections
\input{chapters/connectors}

% Arrays
\input{chapters/arrays}

% Statements and Algorithm Chapters
\input{chapters/statements}

% Functions
\input{chapters/functions}

% Packages
\input{chapters/packages}

% Overloaded Operators
\input{chapters/overloaded}

% Stream Connectors
\input{chapters/stream}

% Synchronous Language Elements
\input{chapters/synchronous}

% State Machines
\input{chapters/statemachines}

% Annotations
\input{chapters/annotations}

% Unit Expressions
\input{chapters/unitexpressions}

% The Modelica Standard Library
\input{chapters/library}

\appendix
% https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/370384/change-toc-depth-mid-document
\addtocontents{toc}{\setcounter{tocdepth}{0}}

% Glossary
\input{chapters/glossary}

% Modelica Concrete Syntax
\input{chapters/syntax}

% Modelica DAE Representation}
\input{chapters/dae}

% Derivation of Stream Equations
\input{chapters/derivationofstream}

% Modelica Revision History
\input{chapters/revisions}

% Literature
\input{chapters/literature}
\end{document}