When using multiple HTMLBusiness statements, you can:
Enclose them in separate <server> ... </server> blocks or sets of back quotes.
Enclose them in a single server command or between a single pair of back quotes.
In this case, you separate the HTMLBusiness statements with semi-colons (just like in C or JavaScript), as in the following statement:
<p> 'for (j=0; j <= array.dim; j++) j; write("="); array[j]; write (", ") end' </p>
Delimiters Between Statements in Back Quotes
Prior to ITS 2.2, you had to insert at least one separator between multiple HTMLBusiness statements enclosed in back quotes or between the <server> and </server> tags.
From ITS 2.2, you do not need a separator between each statement, so you can write:
`if (1)``write("Hello world")``end`.
Delimiters Between Successive HTMLBusiness Statements
Prior to ITS 2.2, you had to insert a semicolon or at least a single separator between successive HTMLBusiness statements.
From ITS 2.2, you need neither semi-colons nor other separators. Therefore, you do not have to include a semicolon:
Before the keywords end, else, elsif and elseif
After statements that introduce a block
Examples are for (...), if (...), elsif (...), elseif (...) and repeat ( )