S Stellaferox Active Member Licensed User May 26, 2007 #1 Hi, I suppose I am being a bit pushy here but I would be very glad with the possibility of selecting a block of text (multiple lines) as remark. This is because I use old codes from the early days from programs and copy and paste this under the real code to transform. I would like to mark the old programcode as remark. This was done in the early days in Delphi by placing a '/*' before the text and '*/' after the text to mark the code that was to be disregarded. Also the use of the character( ' ) needs two keystrokes or additional mouseclick on my keyboard to make it visible :sign0013: Anyway, thank you for all your efforts thusfar and in the future... Marc
Hi, I suppose I am being a bit pushy here but I would be very glad with the possibility of selecting a block of text (multiple lines) as remark. This is because I use old codes from the early days from programs and copy and paste this under the real code to transform. I would like to mark the old programcode as remark. This was done in the early days in Delphi by placing a '/*' before the text and '*/' after the text to mark the code that was to be disregarded. Also the use of the character( ' ) needs two keystrokes or additional mouseclick on my keyboard to make it visible :sign0013: Anyway, thank you for all your efforts thusfar and in the future... Marc
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 26, 2007 #2 It is supported in version 5. Use the Comment and Uncomment buttons in the toolbar.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 26, 2007 #3 I the v5 desktop version this is already possible by clicking a button that resembles the "text Justify" in word,but with color green, if you hoover your mouse over it, it tips you out about what it does....
I the v5 desktop version this is already possible by clicking a button that resembles the "text Justify" in word,but with color green, if you hoover your mouse over it, it tips you out about what it does....
S Stellaferox Active Member Licensed User May 26, 2007 #4 Oh man, how stupid of me. I only used that feature for ONE line, LOL. Apologies for my ignorance....:signOops: Marc
Oh man, how stupid of me. I only used that feature for ONE line, LOL. Apologies for my ignorance....:signOops: Marc
