What you are seeing is standard Director behavior. -- usual -- typical -- -- -- -- -- ordinary
But if you are very crafty -- *=* exceedingly -- spacebar happy -- or very anal -- you can easily put comments anywhere -- you want
Just hit the spcaebar AFTER the --'s instead of BEFORE.
-- because in order to get text over -- ->here<- like you did, you hit the spacebar right there first
-- -- it isn't too hard to learn!
--roymeo
At 04:40 PM 5/15/2004, you wrote:
Hello,
Usability question. At this link:
http://www.peb965.cv.ua/list_questions/swifting_comments.htm
You may see that I commented some code with the line breaking comments. After I click "tab" or "return" the dangling lines swift to left side of the script window, while those standing in one line with the code ramain untouched. (image 2).
I tried to use single "spacebar" presses, as well as "Ctrl+Spacebar" but still they won't stay there. The reason I ask this kind of question is that I've seen code with such comments and they ramain untouched no matter you press "tab" or "return".
TIA Premium
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