lib/parser/statements/ExpressionStatement.js
function parseSingularExpression(data) {
    // A hash signifies a pointer
    if (data[0] === '#') {
        var pointerId = data.substring(1);
        if (isNaN(parseInt(pointerId))) return new SyntaxError('Unexpected hash');
        return new statements.PointerStatement(pointerId);
    }

    var isString = data.indexOf('"') !== -1;

    // If there is any quote, its either a string or syntax error
    if (isString) {
        if (data[0] !== '"' || data[data.length - 1] !== '"') return new SyntaxError('Unexpected quote');
        var stringContent = data.slice(1, data.length - 1);
        return new statements.StringStatement(stringContent);
    }

    // If it is not not a number, it must be a number (see my logic?)
    var numberValue = parseFloat(data);
    if (!isNaN(numberValue)) {
        return new statements.NumberStatement(numberValue);
    }

    // Otherwise, it must be a variable
    // TODO: validate variable name (this should actually go in the variable constructor..)
    return new statements.VariableStatement(data);
}
function parseSingularExpression(data) {
    // A hash signifies a pointer
    if (data[0] === '#') {
        var pointerId = data.substring(1);
        if (isNaN(parseInt(pointerId))) return new SyntaxError('Unexpected hash');
        return new statements.PointerStatement(pointerId);
    }

    var isString = data.indexOf('"') !== -1;

    // If there is any quote, its either a string or syntax error
    if (isString) {
        if (data[0] !== '"' || data[data.length - 1] !== '"') return new SyntaxError('Unexpected quote');
        var stringContent = data.slice(1, data.length - 1);
        return new statements.StringStatement(stringContent);
    }

    // If it is not not a number, it must be a number (see my logic?)
    var numberValue = parseFloat(data);
    if (!isNaN(numberValue)) {
        return new statements.NumberStatement(numberValue);
    }

    // Otherwise, it must be a variable
    // TODO: validate variable name (this should actually go in the variable constructor..)
    return new statements.VariableStatement(data);
}
Parses a single expression (one without any operators) and returns a variable, string, or number

@param {String} data The expression data
@returns {SyntaxError|exports.StringStatement|exports.NumberStatement|exports.VariableStatement|exports.PointerStatement}
@private