Much of the tutorial still needs to be written (TASK LIST)

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A good chunk of the tutorial is blank and simply directs readers to the (much more dense) language reference. These pages should be written up. This involves writing some clear, demonstrative example programs. Also, in how much detail we cover each topic before deferring to the reference will likely vary.

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1-1: User Interaction

Needs expanding to include notification, ask and choose from.

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1-2: Basic Syntax

Not written. Should briefly cover comments and value literals (numbers, strings, true/false, null), then discuss the theoretical and syntactic model of commands, and, by extension, operators.

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1-3: Data Flow

Pretty good already, but should be reviewed and revised after the other pages are written.

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2-1: Terms

Not written.

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2-2: Dictionaries

Not written.

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3-1: Specifiers

Not written.

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3-2: Resources

Not written.

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4-1: Interfacing with AppleScript

Not written.

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4-2: Shells and Interpreters

Not written.

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5-1: Functions

Not written, but includes an example of returnfrom a while ago.

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5-2: Control Flow

Not written, but includes an incomplete description of the default command target from a while ago.

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A: Built-in Terms

Currently copies the language reference. Should discuss what built-in terms are available and how they roughly work.

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B: The BushelScript Project

Not written in either the tutorial or reference. Should describe the BushelScript project as a whole, and how to get involved.

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(Staged Appendix) Built-in AppleScript Libraries

Would describe what the built-in AppleScript libraries are, how to import and use them (deferring to 4-1 for a generalized, in-depth explanation) and how to find the documentation for these libraries.