Comment
"Comment" has two meanings depending upon the context in which it is used. In
LSL, a comment is a section of
text which the
compiler ignores when it
compiles a
script. In the LSLWiki, a comment is something that can be added to the bottom of a wiki page. See
wiki comment.
Commented
code:
llSay(0,"Hello."); // this says "hello".
To "comment out" an entire line of text, place two forward slashes at the beginning of the
line. Everything on the line after the two slashes will be ignored by the compiler.
This is often used to temporarily disable lines of code (often for
debugging purposes).
In the LSL
editor, comments are rendered as
orange text.
(Which, oddly, isn't the same color as HTML orange but, interestingly, is actually closer to orange-red--unlike the LSL comment color this wiki uses).--
EepQuirk
Experienced coders, note that unlike C or Java, LSL does
not accept
/* */ comments; only
// comments work.
because the Lindens are cruel and mean.
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