On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 18:10, Rich Siegel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This doesn't resonate with me, because I don't write comments.
R.
(p.s. :-))
(-: Or balance parenthesis... :-)
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I'll just chime in with my own personal prejudice and point out that I
truly loath any style of comments that insists on putting something at
the beginning of each line (*, //, whatever) of comment text. It's
cluttered, makes it next to impossible to edit the text by hand, and
requires extra
I generally format multi-line comments in my C source code like this:
/*
* This is the first line of the comment.
* This is the second line.
* This is the last line.
*/
In Emacs, fill-paragraph (M-q) will automatically find the comment
boundaries and the prefix (* )
2008/9/17 Marc Unangst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I generally format multi-line comments in my C source code like this:
/*
* This is the first line of the comment.
* This is the second line.
* This is the last line.
*/
Is there a way to get equivalent behavior from BBEdit's
On Sep 17, 11:19Â am, Carlton Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a similar usage and what I do is to start the comment block, using a
clipping. I then type my comment, without the *s.
Hi Carlton,
That sounds like it would work when you first write the comment, but
what about revising a
On 9/17/08 at 9:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marc Unangst) wrote:
All this seems like a lot of effort for something that Emacs deals
with automatically. (Hint hint, Bare Bones...)
This doesn't resonate with me, because I don't write comments.
R.
(p.s. :-))
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Rich Siegel
