Macro Mod syntax guide

// Macro Mod basic syntax

// NOTE: Macro mod does not require ";" at the end of a line. It IS required in almost every other language, so it's good habit to use it.
// Comment tags
	// This is a comment
	This is also a comment. // Weird, right?
	command(); // This is a comment, but the command is executed as code.

// Statements

	if(stuff);
		//stuff
	elseif(morestuff);
		//stuff
	else;
		//stuff
	endif;

// Variables:
	// Environment
		%ENVIRONMENTAL_STRING%
		%ENRIVONMENTAL_INTEGER%
		ENRIVONMENTAL_BOOLEAN

		// Here's a list of all environmental variables: http://mkb-wiki.herokuapp.com/wiki/variables

	// Defining variables:
		// There are 3 types of user-defined variables: integer, string, and boolean

		// Variables cannot use uppercase!
		// I hate this about Macro Mod, it's bad practice. Invert this for real languages.
			// Wrong
			#varName = 42;

			// Right
			#varname = 42;

		// Local (to the current script, NOT the current block)

			&string = "string";
			#integer = 42;
			boolean = true;

		// Global (to all scripts, NOT including other Minecraft clients on the same computer)

			@&global_string = "string"
			@#global_integer = 42
			set(@boolean)
			unset(@boolean)

		// set/unset can also be used as well

			set(&string,"set string to this");
			set(#integer,42);
			set(boolian);

	// When referencing a variable, surround it with %%, EXCEPT when evaluating it

		&string = "local string";
		log(%&string%);
		if(&string == "local string");
			// Do stuff
		endif;

	// Remember, @ is necessary when referencing a global variable!

		@&gstring = "Global string";
		log(%@&gstring%);

// Contrary to all logic, variables can be referenced inside quotations.
// Quotations are essentially identical to lua's tostring method, which is really odd. For example:

	#variable = 42;
	log("%#variable%");

// ..is identical to the following in lua:

	local variable = 42;
	print(tostring(variable));

// The same goes for statements

		#var1 = 42;
		&var2 = "42";

	// This will return true
		if("%#var1%" == %&var2%); // Note the quotations around %#var1%, this turns it into a string.
			log("True!");
		else;
			log("False!");
		endif;

	// This will return false
		if(%#var1% == %&var2%);
			log("True!");
		else;
			log("False!");
		endif;

// Loops:

	// Normal loop

		do;
			//stuff
		loop;

	// Loop x times

		do(x);
			//stuff
		loop;

	// FOR loop

		for(#iterator,%#start%,%#finish%);
			//stuff
		next;

	// FOREACH
	// http://mkb-wiki.herokuapp.com/wiki/iterators

		// Logs name of each player to chat
		foreach(players,&current_player);
			log(%&current_player%);
		next;

	// Arrays can be iterated with foreach as well. Reference the array as "arrayname" with no additional symbols.

		// Split string into array with delimiter ","
		&string = "p1,p2,p3,p4";
		&arrayname = split(",",%&string%);

		// Log each iteration to chat
		foreach(arrayname,&current_iteration);
			log(%&current_iteration%);
		next;

Here's a list of all commands: http://mkb-wiki.herokuapp.com/wiki/commands