Punctuation characters in an OmniMark program usually occur:
- as OmniMark operators, such as the
plus or minus signs.
- as parentheses used to group parts of an expression.
- as parentheses used to surround lists of names in certain actions or rules.
- in function calls and definitions that use parentheses to enclose the argument list and commas to separate the arguments.
- as macro names, or in separators between macro arguments.
The hyphen ("-") can occur as the minus operator, as part of a name, or to indicate a negative number. Because of this, it is strongly recommended that when used as an operator, the hyphen be surrounded by white space.
Prerequisite Concepts
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