Commenting out block of codes
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| Is any way to comment out block of codes in Blitz3D? Like /* .. */ or rem .. end rem. |
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| You mean there was such thing but removed from Blitz3D compiler? |
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| i put blocks into a rem if check eg if rem code stuff here and here and here endif simple :) |
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| I believe the semicolon (;) is the closest thing you can get to blocking out code. |
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| I use goto with the label 'skip' |
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| Or use Visual Blitz, highlight your code block and select comment (or uncomment). Boy, I wish Eddie hadn't been abducted by aliens :-) |
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| Thank you all. |
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| Doesnt Protean have its own Rem statement syntax? |
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| If you want to keep using the B3D editor, just select everything and press CTRL+K, CTRL+I. It will indent the entire code. This makes placing/removing the ";"s at the beginning of the lines more easy. |
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| If you want to keep using the B3D editor, just select everything and press CTRL+K, CTRL+I. It will indent the entire code. Or select everything and press <TAB> to indent, and <SHIFT>+<TAB> to unindent. |
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| lol.. never figured that out .. :) thanks |
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| I believe the semicolon (;) is the closest thing you can get to blocking out code. Correct as the compiler will ignore this and not put it in. Whereas simply using an if rem or a label, the compiler will still compile it and include the instructions in the final exe (thus taking up space in the exe). |
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| Whereas simply using an if rem or a label, the compiler will still compile it and include the instructions in the final exe (thus taking up space in the exe). Last I remember this isn't true. Mark once said that using something like this: If 0 ;..some code Endif ..wouldn't get compiled. |
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| Or select everything and press <TAB> to indent, and <SHIFT>+<TAB> to unindent. take care with this ! => ... difficult to explain, but sometimes when code is selected, if you hit Tab, you 'll delete the code instead of indent it. And generally, you can't go back. So Really take care with this methode ! |
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| take care with this ! => ... difficult to explain, but sometimes when code is selected, if you hit Tab, you 'll delete the code instead of indent it. And generally, you can't go back. So Really take care with this methode ! Never had any problems with it :-). Just make sure that you don't accidentally hit <Q> or <`> :-) |
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