"Michael Mathews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Unlike many programming languages Perl does not currently implement true > multiline comments. This can be confusing/tedious to programmers. I fail to see this. What is confusing? As has been pointed out earlier, with multi-line comments like in C or Java, programmers will often use: /* blah blah blah * more comments blah blah * more comments blah blah * more comments blah blah */ The only (and dangerous!) use for multi-line comments is to (temporarily) disable a piece of code: .... /* this code is not finished yet ...code... */ .... Well, my editor has no problems to put #'s in front of a section of lines, nor to remove them. And it has the added advantage that you can actually _see_ which lines of code are disabled. -- Johan
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Porter
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Tom Christiansen
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Porter
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Tom Christiansen
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Martyn J. Pearce
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Michael Fowler
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Barnette
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Tim Jenness
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Michael Mathews
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Barnette
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Johan Vromans
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Michael Mathews
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Tom Christiansen
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Michael Mathews
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Ted Ashton
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Porter
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Michael Mathews
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Porter
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Ted Ashton
- Re: RFC: multiline comments Glenn Linderman
- Re: RFC: multiline comments John Porter