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williammanda
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What symbol is used for a comment? During my learning curve I would like to comment out portions of the formula while testing. Using this example please post the comment symbol around a function.
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| if(ph_getinsteonlevel ( "MBLIGHT" )=0,ph_setccobjtext ( "MASTERBEDROOM","ST1F","Light Off" ) + ph_setccobjgraphic ( "MASTERBEDROOM", "GB1N", "C:\Program Files\powerhome\web\graphics\buttons\b1red-d_50.gif",""),ph_ setccobjgraphic ( "MASTERBEDROOM", "GB1N", "C:\Program Files\powerhome\web\graphics\buttons\b1green-d_50.gif" + ph_setccobjtext ( "MASTERBEDROOM","ST1N","Light On" ),"")) |
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TonyNo
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I don't believe that there is one. If this is in a macro, you can make a Comment line, but that's about it.
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How would I make a comment / remark so I wouldn't have to delete my existing information?
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Tony was referring to a command line you would select in the line before the macro. As far as I know there is no way to comment a line within a macro.
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dhoward
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A couple of different ways. Within a macro, you of course have the "Comment" command. You can also effectively comment out a line by placing a check in the "Skip" box. From within a formula, you can use the comment tags /* and */. You can also use // to comment out everything to the end of the line. The formula below will demonstrate these last two methods:
(5 + 10) /*Comment*/ / 3 //Another Comment
The result of this if evaluated will be 5.
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Wow. I bet that has been in there since the beginning, eh? 
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Damn, just like the old days… Sure makes Formula building a lot easier. Beats Cutting parts out to find the culprit.
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Thanks Dave!
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