Including (@include) question
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Re: Including (@include) question
"#" or "/" at the beginning of any line tells the game to ignore everything past that character on the entire line.
If you suck at playing the trumpet, that's probably why.
Re: Including (@include) question
al_batros wrote: ↑29 Jun 2022 15:50There is "one more thing": An @include cannot have a #comment behind it.I think the Wiki is missing this info about the comment not being allowed behind the @include - or it is a bug in the parser...Code: Select all
# works: @include "somefile" # doesn't work @include "somefile" #comment # works: comment out @include, so it is not loaded: #@include "somefile"
good find!
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