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Syntax rules for BEE Script only

BEE Script:   tagname [name=value ...];

 

Here are the rules specifically for BEE Script syntax:

1)      A BEE Script section starts with <script language="bee"> and ends with </script>.  You can optionally put src="filename" in the <script> tag.  e.g. <script language="bee" src="myfunc.bs">.

2)      White spaces between ';' and the start of the next statement are ignored.

3)      Texts between '//' and the end of line, and between '/*' and '*/' are ignored.

4)      A BEE Script Statement starts with a Command Name and ends with a semi-colon ';'.

5)      Between the Command Name and the end of the command (the semi-colon) is a series of name=value pairs called attributes (except for "access", "if", "elseif", "foreach", "while" and "function" in which small brackets and curly brackets are usually involved.)

6)      White spaces between two BEE Script statements are ignored.

 

 

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