avspmod command orders - swithing intros

[maudit]

edit: well, the title had to be "commands order" - why I can't edit the title in this forum?

anyway..

Hi, I have to switch a couple of movie intros.

I'm using the code below, but I would like to put every command in a separate line. how I do that?
If I put AssumeFPS, crop, bbmod, etc... in a separate line they do not work...
What's the more synthetic, efficient and elegant way to accomplish it?

LoadPlugin("\MeGUI-2913-64\tools\ffms\ffms2.dll")
Video=FFVideoSource("_track1_[eng].mkv", fpsnum=24000, fpsden=1001, threads=1)

Paramount=Trim(Video,0,462).Loop(0,455,462).Loop(0,0,5)
Dreamworks=Trim(Video,463,962)
Film=Trim(Video,963,0)
Switch=Dreamworks++Paramount++Film

Return Switch.AssumeFPS(25).crop(0, 0, 0, 0).bbmod(0,0,0,0,128,8).Spline36Resize(702,388)
 
#SelectRangeEvery(800,20)   
#FillBorders(0,0,0,0)

Prefetch(7)

[davexnet]

The syntax is like this

Paramount=Trim(Video,0,462).Loop(0,455,462).Loop(0,0,5)

becomes

Paramount=Trim(Video,0,462)
paramount=paramount.Loop(0,455,462)
paramount=paramount.Loop(0,0,5)

[jagabo]

Note that the . syntax is an un-named pipe. The output of the filter on the left is piped directly to the input of the filter on the right. There are some cases where it doesn't work out as in davexnet example. Compare these two scripts for example:

ColorBars()
ShowFrameNumber()
SeparateFields()
StackVertical(SelectEven(), SelectOdd())

ColorBars()
ShowFrameNumber()
SeparateFields().StackVertical(SelectEven(), SelectOdd())

The difference here is that StackVertical() accepts several inputs. In the second example one of those inputs is the pipe from Separatefields(), the other are "last" (the output of ShowFrameNumber()).