The brackets

• Group the different elements of an operation while specifying the priority order. For example:
  
  IF (A1-B1)*5 THEN...
  
• Specify the different parameters of a WLanguage function. For example:
  
  dCopyBlt(Image1, Image2)
  

The square brackets

• Element of an HFSQL Array item. Example:
  
  Customer.Address[1]
  
• Element of an array defined in WLanguage. Example:
  
  MyArray is array of 5 strings
  MyArray[1] = "Smith"
  
• Combo Box, List Box, Table, Radio Button or Check Box control in a window. Examples:
  • Combo Box control:
    
    MyCombo[1] = "Miami"
    
  • Check Box control:
    
    CheckBox[1] = True
    

The comma

• Different declarations of variables of the same type performed on the same line. For example:
  
  MyExample1, MyExample2 are strings
  
• The different parameters of a WLanguage function. For example:
  
  dCopyBlt(Image1, Image2)
  

The semicolon

The colon

The dot

• Access to a window control: MyWindow.DateEditControl
• Access to a global variable of a window: MyWindow.gDuration
• Access to a file item: Customer.Name
• Access to a table column: Table.Column1
• Access to the advanced properties: MygglConnection.Email

The double dot

The triple dot

• the parameters of functions or procedures
  
  // Procedure prototype
  PROCEDURE MyProc(Param1 is int,
  param2 is int,
  param3 is int)
  // Call to a procedure
  MyProc(5,
  DateToInteger(sGetDate),
  0)
  // Call to a WLanguage function
  Info("a",
  "b")
  
• the right operands for the arithmetic and logical operators
  
  // Arithmetic operators (+, -, /, *) and logical operators (AND, OR)
  num is int = 5 +
          6
  

• The Ctrl + Enter shortcut is used to automatically add the "..." characters before going to the next line.
• See Multiline strings for more details.

The double slash