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So
becomes
and
becomes:
The components (tags) excepted from this rule are:
transaction
lock
thread
abort
exit
return
continue
break
These components have first-class status in script and can be used without the bx: prefix.
bx:
The CF Script grammar is left untouched BTW, still supporting the existing Lucee and Adobe syntaxes.
So the break down of generic tag-in-script syntax by engine is
Adobe CF: cfTagName( attr="value", attr="value" )
cfTagName( attr="value", attr="value" )
Lucee: tagName attr="value" attr="value";
tagName attr="value" attr="value";
BoxLang: bx:tagName attr="value" attr="value";
bx:tagName attr="value" attr="value";
Lucee also supports Adobe’s syntax and BoxLang also supports Lucee’s and Adobe’s syntax in .CFC and .CFM files.
So
becomes
and
becomes:
The components (tags) excepted from this rule are:
transaction
lock
thread
abort
exit
return
continue
break
These components have first-class status in script and can be used without the
bx:
prefix.