You may use either ‘ or ” to delimit your ABML attributes again, I think, unless I’ve missed something again. If your Turn To’s suddenly take you back to 1 again for no reason please let me know.

There is a bug with function parameters. Again. This time I have discovered that a calculation performed within passing to a function parameter list that is not parenthesised i.e. &myfunc(1,2,3,4+5,6); will not behave as expected. Please parenthesise your calculations within function parameters like so: &myfunc(1,2,3,(4+5),6); to see desired results.

I’m fairly sure this is to do with the precedence of the comma listbuilder operator being somehow incorrect. Please expect random crashing while I work on this bug.

Until now ABML tags had to have their attributes enclosed in double quotes like so:

<tt ref=”123″>Turn to 123</tt>

Now you are permitted to alternatively use single quotes like so

<tt ref=’123’>Turn to 123</tt>

This may be useful for SEL script writers who wish to use double quotes inside their tags instead of being forced into single quote useage only (yes I am looking at making variables intrerpolate inside double quoted strings one day, all being well, this is a step toward that).

Nothing else to add to this