While I was working on Dash's cogs, I discovered an interesting difference between commenting symbols. The '#' is for commenting anywhere in the cog, but the '//' symbol can only be used in the symbols or code section. If it's used anywhere else, JK counts it as a syntax error.

And also, having symbols//comment will also count as a syntax error. There must be a space inbetween. However, with the pound sign, a space is not needed.


Spaces are not allowed in a flags assignment. If there's a space on either side of the equals sign, JK will "disable" the cog. I had an unusual error stating my cog was disabled and could not receive messages when I had the flags assignment spaced out.

I'll correct my utilities and provide a more complete explanation in the DataMaster as soon as I can.

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Author of the JK DataMaster, Parsec, and the EditPlus Cog Files.
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Dont you mean, // only works in the code section? I already knew this, learned it the hard way too...


I never comment anyway, so this doesnt affect me.

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I used to believe that we only want what we can't have. I was wrong. The truth is, the wonderful truth is, we only want what we think we can't have.

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Only time I comment is on other peoples cog. I too found what you're saying is ture the hard way. (I bet we'll be the only ones who reply to this )

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I mean that '//' only works in the symbols or code sections. So you can't use it in, say, the header.

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Author of the JK DataMaster, Parsec, and the EditPlus Cog Files.
Visit Saber's Domain.

Hrm. Ill have to check that.

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I used to believe that we only want what we can't have. I was wrong. The truth is, the wonderful truth is, we only want what we think we can't have.

JK editing resources.