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Instruction Rules:

• every instruction ends with a ; example: i=12;

Imports:

• Imports are done with include filepath/filename; or native filepath/filename;
• imports use for the file-extension native .mcfunction and for include .mcdb
• imports-paths are used without the file-extension example : include pointer/pointer is loading file pointer.mdblib
• the import module seach is first searching in the project directory,then in <compilerdir>/templates/baselib

Functions:

• Syntax func functionName(argument1,argument2,...){functionBody;}
• they are called using functionName(args1,ars2,...)
• Example define: func test(abc){p=abc;}

Rules:

• as of right now, function params can only be integers

Other Keywords:

• cc filename is used to import custom keywords

• shr shortName "association"; is used to define shorts ,shorts get then user by using <shortname> inside of your functions .Shorts are normally strings, there references get replaced with there association upon compile time

Command injection:

• **any minecraft command can be use inside the file they only need an **
• NOTE: Native minecraft command are not checked on syntax at this point
• Example

Features

MineDashBin Features

Contents

1.Imports --------------------------- 0

Shorts ---------------------------- 1

Comments -------------------------- 1.5

functions ------------------------- 2

Command-Injection ----------------- 3

CC-Syntax-refactoring ------------- 4

Extentions  ------------- Comming Soon

Imports --------------------------------

Import .mcbd files (normal Code)

• Keyword : include
• Usage : include folder/file;
• Examples : include pointer/pointer;

Import .mcfunctions files (native minecraft-functions)

• Keyword : native
• Usage : native folder/file;
• Examples : native pointer/pointer;

Shorts --------------------------------

Use shorts like strings that get replaced on compile time,
=> minimize redundanz in your code

• Keyword : shr
• Usage : shr Name "LongVersion"
• Than (to referent in your code): <Name>
• Examples : shr Armorstand3 "@e[type=armorstand,tag='specialArmorstand']"
  as reference than :execute as <Armorstand3> at @s run setblock ~ ~ ~ dirt
  After compilation it looks like this :
  execute as @e[type=armorstand,tag='specialArmorstand'] at @s run setblock ~ ~ ~ dirt

Commands --------------------------------

to make notes in your code tht get ignored when compiling

• Usage : // Your Commands here ...

Functions --------------------------------

Functions later get compiled into alone-standing .mcfunction files but you can write them all in one file

• Keyword : func
• Usage : func funcname(parm1,parm2,...){mainbody}
• Call functions: funcname(args1,args2,...)
• Examples : func summonArmored(){summon minecraft:armor_stand ~ ~ ~}
  as reference than :summonArmored();

If statements --------------------------------

Functions later get compiled into alone-standing .mcfunction files but you can write them all in one file

• Keyword : if
• Usage : if("execute if sting"){body}
• What does it do ? : wraps arount condition and provides 0-tick conditional execution to the if-body

Hope you have Fun ; )