@BAKE
echo
./cbake -s2 test.a.txt
./cbake -s3 test.a.txt
./cbake -s4 test.a.txt
./cbake -s5 test.a.txt
./cbake -s6 test.a.txt
./cbake -s7 test.a.txt
./cbake -s8 test.a.txt
./cbake -s9 test.a.txt
./cbake -s10 test.a.txt
./cbake -s11 test.a.txt
@STOP

@BAKE echo 2 t@LINE \@SHORT:1 @SHORT:1 \@SHORT:2 @SHORT:2 @STOP

@BAKE echo 3 t@LINE \@ARGS:0 @ARGS:0 \@ARGS:2 @ARGS:2 \@ARGS:1 @ARGS:1 @STOP

Some empty line

@BAKE echo 4 t@LINE line 5 = \@LINE @LINE @STOP

@BAKE
echo 5 t@LINE  multiline
@STOP

@BAKE echo     6 t@LINE EOL test

@BAKE echo 7 t@LINE another EOL test
no no, really.

 

@BAKE echo 8 t@LINE yet another EOL test \
... more more and more.

@BAKE echo 9 t@LINE several bakes on the same line? @BAKE echo 10 t@LINE Yes.

@BAKE echo 11 t@LINE last EOL test

echo "EOF ->"