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I'll see if I can come up with something...but 5 different ways to make a line comment seems a bit much. An array of different values is probably the best solution e.g. =C|D|c|d|!|.

Rickard Johansson wrote:I'll see if I can come up with something...but 5 different ways to make a line comment seems a bit much. An array of different values is probably the best solution e.g. =C|D|c|d|!|.

As I said, it's not mission critical. However, it seems to me that a regex might be the *best* solution. In the case of Fortran, something like this would be perfect.
A regex would eliminate the need for many of the comment "modifiers" that exist in the current definition syntax. But, whatever you think, including leaving it as is works for me.

Thanks,

Jeff

Well, I added the ability to add several values to both LineCommentA and B. Values are separated by |.

So

LineCommentA=C|D|c|d|!

works fine in the next release.

Sounds good - thanks!

Jeff