It seems that if an indented block is block commented, the comment signs (*) are also indented. This indentation seems to break a script.
Consider the following script:
scalar
foo,
bar;
foo = 1;
bar = 2;
display
foo
bar
The output is as expected:
---- 9 PARAMETER foo = 1.000
PARAMETER bar = 2.000
If I add a comment sign in the first column, this seems to work:
scalar
foo,
bar;
foo = 1;
bar = 2;
display
* foo
bar
---- 10 PARAMETER bar = 2.000
However, when I block comment through ctrl+/, i get the following:
scalar
foo,
bar;
foo = 1;
bar = 2;
display
*foo
bar
**** $192
**** 192 Identifier or quoted string expected
10 bar
As such, I believe that the comment sign should be added to the first column of a row, rather than follow the indentation of that row.
It seems that if an indented block is block commented, the comment signs (*) are also indented. This indentation seems to break a script.
Consider the following script:
The output is as expected:
If I add a comment sign in the first column, this seems to work:
However, when I block comment through ctrl+/, i get the following:
As such, I believe that the comment sign should be added to the first column of a row, rather than follow the indentation of that row.