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10:54am Tue 10th Sep, ANONYMOUS

Hi, I was wondering if empty lines are allowed in ml and if they are, will the empty lines inside a function definition start with a tab?


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8:24pm Wed 11th Sep, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote:
> Hi, I was wondering if empty lines are allowed in ml and if they are, will the empty lines inside a function definition start with a tab?
Hi I don't believe empty lines are allowed in ml, all the sample files have no empty lines and instead use a comment to create an "empty" line.


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10:58pm Wed 11th Sep, ANONYMOUS

Hi, Thanks for replying! I have another question, if comment is inside a function definition does it have to start with a tab character? My question was more about if I can completely rely on the tab character to mark the end of function definitions.


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9:09pm Thu 12th Sep, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote:
> Hi, Thanks for replying! I have another question, if comment is inside a function definition does it have to start with a tab character? > > My question was more about if I can completely rely on the tab character to mark the end of function definitions.
I believe Chris said either in the forum or the project sheet that all statements must start at the lefthand most side of the file unless it is a statement in a function. Not sure where a comment could appear (because technically comments aren't "part" of the function definition). You could just check if the first character is either a tab or a comment (if a comment just ignore the line), otherwise if a tab process as normal (if you see a comment then ignore the rest of the statement).

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