The Guarded Command Language variation in Guabao allows unicode characters in various occasions. Key combinations for inputing these characters start with . Most of these characters have their equivalent ASCII counterpart too. The programmer is allowed to use either of them.
The following is a (probably incomplete) list:
| Key Combination | Unicode Char | ASCII Symbol |
|---|---|---|
| \[space] | \ | |
| \-> \rightarrow \r \to | → | -> |
| \/= \neq \!= | ≠ | /= |
| \>= \ge \gte | ≥ | >= |
| \<= \le \lte | ≤ | <= |
| \==> \Rightarrow \implies \R | ⇒ | ==> |
| \<== \Leftarrow \ffrom \L | ⇐ | <== |
| \&& \wedge \and | ∧ | && |
| \|| \vee \or | ∨ | || |
| \~ \neg \- | ¬ | ~ |
| \<| \langle \< | ⟨ | <| |
| \|>, \rangle \> | ⟩ | |> |
| \min \downarrow \d | ↓ | min |
| \max \uparrow \u | ↑ | max |
| \sum \Sigma \sigma \Gs | Σ | |
| \product \Pi \pi \Gp | ∏ | |
| \forall \all \A | ∀ | |
| \exists \ex \E | ∃ | |
| \<=> \equiv \iff \=== | ≡ | <=> |
| \sconj | ٭ |