Comments in script

From build 2025-07-04 you can now include comments in script. Comments will be treated as whitespace when the script is parsed. Relevant section from the reference documentation:

Whitepsace and Comments

Whitespace is ignored in script, except when it is used to separate tokens. This means that you can use whitespace to make your script more readable. Whitespace includes not only the space character, but other characters as well, such as the tab character, and new-line characters.

Comments in script are also considered whitespace, for the purpose of parsing. Comments can be written in two different ways: Either, by using the // character sequence, where all characters until the next newline character are considered whitespace, or by using the /* and */ character sequences, where all characters between the two sequences are considered whitespace. The second method allows you to create comments that span multiple lines.

For example, the following script is equivalent to the script a+b+c:

a    + // First term 
   b + /* Second term
        * is also added
        */
   c   // Third term

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