I wasn't planning so much 'nifty' examples, as I was just thinking of a standardized format listing of all the script commands, describing all their arguments, and the general format of a scene script. ---
And yes, cactrot, I mean blank line. The problem is that when you #include a file, the last character of the included file ends up just in front of the first character of the line beneath the include. Hence, without a blank line they can run together and end up being a syntax error.
So I want each file to end with a carriage return line feed combo. If you were to end with a semicolon, it might end up commenting out the first line after the #include.
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Now, it is quite possible that I actually dealt with this issue ages ago and a blank line is no longer necessary. But why not be paranoid and use it anyway, hmmmm? Every file looks happier when it ends with a line feed :-)
Besides, when the hackers want to run your world under A27 or something, you'll be doing them a favor