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Functions: resolving ambiguous argument separators
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There are three types of ambiguity or apparent ambiguity that can occur in the recognition of function call arguments and their separators. These ambiguities can arise:

• when duplicate separators are used in a function definition
• when the same separator is used in different functions
• due to "greedy" argument separator recognition

There are no "reserved" keywords when it comes to a choice of names used for function argument separators. All apparent ambiguities in function definition headers are resolved by the OmniMark compiler by looking one or two symbols beyond an apparently ambiguously used name.