prefer terminate_this_script

Author: x87

sb.tmLanguage.json

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@
 			"patterns": [
 				{
 					"name": "entity.name.function",
-					"match": "\\b(jump|terminate_this_custom_script|set_time_scale|set_car_density_multiplier|set_time_of_day|print_help|load_sprite|is_key_pressed|print_string_now|print_big_string|print_formatted|nop|wait|create_car|request_model|has_model_loaded|mark_model_as_no_longer_needed|get_time_of_day|does_char_exist|locate_char_any_means_char_3d|is_player_playing|create_player|load_and_launch_mission|create_object|delete_object|add_blip_for_coord|remove_blip|set_object_coordinates|get_object_coordinates|is_button_pressed|store_car_char_is_in|warp_char_into_car|explode_car|set_car_health|get_car_health)\\b"
+					"match": "\\b(jump|terminate_this_script|set_time_scale|set_car_density_multiplier|set_time_of_day|print_help|load_sprite|is_key_pressed|print_string_now|print_big_string|print_formatted|nop|wait|create_car|request_model|has_model_loaded|mark_model_as_no_longer_needed|get_time_of_day|does_char_exist|locate_char_any_means_char_3d|is_player_playing|create_player|load_and_launch_mission|create_object|delete_object|add_blip_for_coord|remove_blip|set_object_coordinates|get_object_coordinates|is_button_pressed|store_car_char_is_in|warp_char_into_car|explode_car|set_car_health|get_car_health)\\b"
 				}
 			]
 		},

src/content/docs/ch01/01-instructions.mdx

@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ In Sanny Builder each instruction is written on a separate line. An instruction
 Let's have a look at the shortest possible script that has only one instruction:
 
 ```sb
-terminate_this_custom_script
+terminate_this_script
 ```
 
-`terminate_this_custom_script` is the command name. Like all names, it describes what this command does. Even if you never wrote a script before, you can probably guess it. Once the game encounters this command, it will stop executing the script. Without it, the game would try to read the next instruction that doesn't exist and crash.
+`terminate_this_script` is the command name. Like all names, it describes what this command does. Even if you never wrote a script before, you can probably guess it. Once the game encounters this command, it will stop executing the script. Without it, the game would try to read the next instruction that doesn't exist and crash.
 
 Sanny Builder knows all available commands and their names. It is done thanks to the information available in Sanny Builder data files. [Sanny Builder Library](https://library.sannybuilder.com) is the website that serves as the source of this information. You can use it to learn more about available commands.

src/content/docs/ch01/05-comments.mdx

@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@ Line comments start with `//` and end with the end of the line. For example:
 
 ```sb
 // End of script
-terminate_this_custom_script
+terminate_this_script
 ```
 
 Or:
 
 ```sb
-terminate_this_custom_script // End of script
+terminate_this_script // End of script
 ```
 
 Block comments start with `/*` and end with `*/`. They can span multiple lines:

src/content/docs/ch01/06-cleo-directive.mdx

@@ -16,10 +16,10 @@ Sanny Builder will create a basic template for you:
 {$CLEO .cs}
 nop
 
-terminate_this_custom_script
+terminate_this_script
 ```
 
-Here you can see two commands: `nop` and `terminate_this_custom_script`, one that we saw already. `nop` does nothing, it is just a placeholder, but it comes in handy when using loops. We will discuss them in the next chapter. For now you can simply ignore or delete this line.
+Here you can see two commands: `nop` and `terminate_this_script`, one that we saw already. `nop` does nothing, it is just a placeholder, but it comes in handy when using loops. We will discuss them in the next chapter. For now you can simply ignore or delete this line.
 
 The key part here is the first line: `{$CLEO .cs}`. Lines enclosed in `{$...}` are _directives_. They are special commands that alter Sanny Builder's behavior during [compilation](/ch00/03-sanny-builder).
 

src/content/docs/ch01/07-script-show-message.mdx

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ nop
 
 print_string_now "Hello, world!" 2000
 
-terminate_this_custom_script
+terminate_this_script
 ```
 
 

src/content/docs/ch02/05-script-spawn-vehicle.mdx

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Car cheetah = create_car 415 at 2488.6963 -1660.1608 13.3359
 
 mark_model_as_no_longer_needed 415
 
-terminate_this_custom_script
+terminate_this_script
 ```
 
 The result in game will look like this:

src/content/docs/ch03/02-else.mdx

@@ -26,6 +26,6 @@ if is_key_pressed 113 // F2
 then
     print_help 'HELP_F2' // show message if F2 is pressed
 else
-    terminate_this_custom_script // otherwise terminate the script
+    terminate_this_script // otherwise terminate the script
 end
 ```