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	The [[#Set\|Set]] statement can be used to asign a value to a variable of your choice. This value can be any number, the value of another variable or a text string. For example, you could write ''Set MyVar Long 1024 ;'' to assign the value of 1024 to a long (32-bit) variable ''MyVar''. Alternatively, you could write ''Set MyVar Long MyVar2 ;'' to assign the value of ''MyVar2'' to ''MyVar''. Finally, you could do ''Set MyVar String MultiEx ;'' and MyVar would now be a string variable with the text 'MultiEx'.		The [[#Set\|Set]] statement can be used to asign a value to a variable of your choice. This value can be any number, the value of another variable or a text string. For example, you could write ''Set MyVar Long 1024 ;'' to assign the value of 1024 to a long (32-bit) variable ''MyVar''. Alternatively, you could write ''Set MyVar Long MyVar2 ;'' to assign the value of ''MyVar2'' to ''MyVar''. Finally, you could do ''Set MyVar String MultiEx ;'' and MyVar would now be a string variable with the text 'MultiEx'.

	The [[#Math\|Math]] statement can be used to do some simple arithmetic calculations. ''Math MyVar = 2 ;'' would then add 2 to the value in MyVar. Similarly, ''Math MyVar /= MyVar2 ;'' would divide the value in MyVar by the value in MyVar2. Note that this command will not only use the value in the target variable, but also change it to the outcome value of the operation.		The [[#Math\|Math]] statement can be used to do some simple arithmetic calculations. ''Math MyVar += 2 ;'' would then add 2 to the value in MyVar. Similarly, ''Math MyVar /= MyVar2 ;'' would divide the value in MyVar by the value in MyVar2. Note that this command will not only use the value in the target variable, but also change it to the outcome value of the operation.

	Finally, the [[#String\|String]] statement will do some simple string manipulation. To be precise, it will add another string (or numeric value converted to a string) to the target string.		Finally, the [[#String\|String]] statement will do some simple string manipulation. To be precise, it will add another string (or numeric value converted to a string) to the target string.
	Thus, ''String MyVar = MyVar2'' will append the string in MyVar2 at the end of the string in MyVar. Note that when MyVar2 is a numeric value that this value will be converted to a text string and then appended to MyVar.		Thus, ''String MyVar += MyVar2'' will append the string in MyVar2 at the end of the string in MyVar. Note that when MyVar2 is a numeric value that this value will be converted to a text string and then appended to MyVar.

	= Control Structures =		= Control Structures =
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	* var1: The variable to be modified.		* var1: The variable to be modified.
	* op: The arithmetic operation to be performed. Operations include:		* op: The arithmetic operation to be performed. Operations include:
	** = : Add ''var2'' to ''var1'' and store the sum in ''var1''.		** += : Add ''var2'' to ''var1'' and store the sum in ''var1''.
	** *= : Multiply ''var1'' by ''var2'' and store product in ''var1''.		** *= : Multiply ''var1'' by ''var2'' and store product in ''var1''.
	** /= : Integer divide ''var1'' by ''var2'' and store the quotient in ''var1''.		** /= : Integer divide ''var1'' by ''var2'' and store the quotient in ''var1''.
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	== String ==		== String ==

	''<pre>String VarName1 =/-= VarName2 </pre>''		''<pre>String VarName1 +=/-= VarName2 </pre>''

	String is used to do some simple string manipulation.		String is used to do some simple string manipulation.
	You can 'add' or 'subtract' another string to/from the first by using the = or -= operand.		You can 'add' or 'subtract' another string to/from the first by using the += or -= operand.
	= will add it to the end, -= will subtract it from the end.		+= will add it to the end, -= will subtract it from the end.
	You can also use a numeric variable for var2, the number will		You can also use a numeric variable for var2, the number will
	be converted to a string and then appended to the first string.		be converted to a string and then appended to the first string.
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	String is used to do some simple string manipulation.		String is used to do some simple string manipulation.
	You can 'add' another string to the first by using the = operand.		You can 'add' another string to the first by using the += operand.
	You can also use a numeric variable for var2, the number will		You can also use a numeric variable for var2, the number will
	be converted to a string and then appended to the first string.		be converted to a string and then appended to the first string.
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	= Examples =		= Examples =

	Remember, this wiki already offers [http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Special:Search?search=BMS		Remember, this wiki already offers [http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Special:Search?search=BMS&fulltext=Search a lot of examples of BMS scripts], while you can get another huge list at the [http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=1086 XeNTaX forum].

			Here we will explain a few step-by-step.

			[[Category:Tutorials]]