RE: FLASH: Commenting out code...

[Glen Rhodes]

That's not what I mean... I know how to add comments.. I used to be a heavy

C programmer, and a useful practice was to "comment out" code that you

wanted to temporarily disable.


That's what I'm talking about. If you surround some lines of script with

If (0) ... End If, anything in there will be temporarily disabled. It's

useful if you don't want to destroy script, but need to remove it.


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Smollin

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Subject: RE: FLASH: Commenting out code...



Umm,,,, have you tried using the Comment feature?


Click on the + in the actions editor and Comment is the last choice, right

after Trace.


HTH

-Eric-


>Hi.. Does anyone have a good method for commenting out ActionScript code?

>Currently, I drag the code I want commented out between:

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