Comment out a debug line in a program
I have been looking through the wiki, but can't seem to find a way to "comment out a line"
I am aware of the comment command, but it does not do what I need.
In particular, I have messages that I have inserted in programs when debugging. After everything is working, I would like to be able add a character such as a # before a command. This would stop the command from executing without having to delete the line.
The idea being, I would not have to redo the line should the need to
This is getting silly and I'm not here to argue.
For anyone who actually wants to have a way to turn on and off a block of debugging lines, just enclose them in a Repeat block as shown. Personally, I use a debug flag variable as shown in the first example with Repeat While so you can turn on and off debugging code in a program just by changing the debug flag variable manually from 0 to 1.
However, if you just want a simpler and somewhat safer way to stop execution of a block of lines,