BEE Script:   show statement;

            [else statement;]

or          show { statement; ... }

            [else { statement; ... }]

BEE Tag:     <beeshow>

                  tag

                  ...

            [<beeelse>

                  tag

                  ...]

            </beeshow>

The "show" command specifies the following command or block of commands to be executed.  It is equivalent to "if (true)" and is trivial in nature.  It is included in the design for the ease of reversing the effect of "hide".

For example, you can prepare two blocks of codes, one for debugging and one for live.  Usually, you put the debug code into the "hide" block and the live code into the "else" block.  When you want to use the debug code temporarily, you can change the "hide" command to a "show" command.  When you finish, change "show" back to "hide" to resume live operation.

Note: "show" starts an "if" block structure and therefore an "else" or an "elseif" tag can follow the conditional block.