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crpl:docs:comment

<- CRPL reference <-Special

#

Arguments Result Notation
none none

Description

Turns the rest of the line into a comment. Comments are not code: They do nothing.

Comments are used variously for: Adding attribution, copyright and other meta information to a file, communicating with someone while sharing code files, clarifying the meaning or intent of code in order to make it easier to edit, deactivating code during testing to facilitate bug hunting.

Examples

#author: John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
#Date of creation: January first, 1984
##########################################################

#This is a typical example of a hello world program
"Hello world" SetPopupText
#"Farewell Cruel World" SetPopupText

#Note to Jim: Pizza in oven

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crpl/docs/comment.txt · Last modified: 2015/03/19 13:38 by warren