Definition of open language
Boris Sunik · ACM SIGPLAN Notices · 2001
Open languages are the new class of formal languages proposed by the author. A language of this class combines the grammar of an object-oriented programming language with the universality of a natural language. The open language allows the creation of a monolingual communication environment where it can be used in a wide range of communication processes requiring explicit information, i.e. programming, documenting of software and hardware, specification of various standards, tasks' setting, presentation of various kinds of knowledge, etc.