You may be looking for the newer language by the same name here:
BullScript compiles to Javascript.
The test-suite no doubt has holes. So you may have to fix some bugs if you use it at this stage. Development of BS stalled due to other engagements, but when we stopped devleoping it, it was working well!
You have to cleanly terminate your HTML tags. This is how the parser
determines where HTML ends. So if you start with a <div>, end with a </div>.
Though having said this, we understand tags like <img> too. Also you can do
this:
var a = <div>foo</div>
<b>blah</b>
var b = 2;Additionally, (currently) the parser will be confused by JavaScript of this kind:
if (a <bc) { bar(); }Heck, the above even breaks Sublime Text’s Markdown syntax highlighting.
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