Commenting Desktop Scripts

Commenting Desktop Scripts

The Desktop Scripting Language supports both inline and block comments.

Inline Comments

C# / C++ style single line comments are supported. Any text starting with two “/”s is ignored to the end of the line.

Example:

// This is a comment

UnSelect  // This is also a comment


Block Comments

Block comments can run over multiple lines. Block comments start with a /* and end at the next */.
Example:
/*
This is a comment.
And so is this.
*/




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