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The Glish syntax is free-form.
Comments begin with # and extend
to the end of the line. Statements are formally terminated with semi-colons
but in general Glish is able to infer the end of a statement and supply
an implicit terminator at the end of a line. Identifiers are case-sensitive;
record field names and event names have separate name spaces and may
include keywords.
In the following grammar, some liberties are taken with the normal BNF form in order to simplify the presentation of the grammar. Outside of quotes, ()'s enclose a group of tokens, * indicates zero or more occurrences, and ? indicates zero or one occurrence. Terminals are surrounded with quotes or appear in uppercase.