Olin Lathrop wrote:

>>I really miss the Borland Pascal/Delphi comments curley braces.
>>For those who are not familiar with their function: They allow you to
>>comment out multiple lines of code by simply putting as much as you want
>>in {}.
>>
>>I am accustomed to using them to work on one module at a time. The best
>>workaround I have found is to keep all of the code I wish to isolate
>>under the "end" operator.
>>
>>Is there a bettter way?
>>
>>
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>I usually just add "; " in front of a block of lines to temporarily comment
>them out.  It's one block operation in the editor, and makes it really
>obvious that the code is commented out, even if you are looking just at the
>middle.  The begin/end type comments that span multiple lines are a bad idea
>for commenting out stuff that looks like real code.
>
Not if you're using a good highlighter editor ;-)
Stef Mientki

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