Originally Posted By: Nillen
Can you give an example of what you mean?


Example1:
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Code:
  echo -s $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) $+ $chr(xx) more $chr(xx).......................................


Example2:
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if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 !=  !fin) &&  ($1 !=  !entren) && ($1 != !salgan) && ($1 != !nuevapass) && ($1 != !n) && ($1 != !lo)  &&  ($1 != !lco)  && ($1 != !la)  && ($1 != !ld) && ($1 !=  !ungl) && ($1 != !ayuda)  &&  (!$2)if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 !=  !fin) &&  ($1 !=  !out) && ($1 != !in) && ($1 != !nuevapass) && ($1 != !n) && ($1 != !lo)  &&  ($1 != !lcso)  && ($1 != !lsa)  && ($1 != !lsd) && ($1 !=  !ungline) && ($1 != !help)  &&  ($2 == $null)) {   msg $chan 4Sintax Error  A parameter after the command is missing, or the command does not exist }


In other programming languages, an extensive lines can be divided into more than one line, without affecting syntax.

Example extensive line:

Quote:
if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) && ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 != !fin) && ($1 != !entren) && ($1 != !salgan) && ($1 != !nuevapass) && more if more if && more if.....................


Suppose, and is only for example, that there is a divider lines in MSL, which we will call '///'.

What I want to do with this line:

Quote:
if (($left($1,1) == %prefij) && ($1 != !lpo) ///
&& ($1 != !op) && ($1 != !deop) && ($1 != !fin) ///
&& ($1 != !entren) && ($1 != !salgan) ///
&& ($1 != !nuevapass) ///
&& more if more ///
if && more if.....................


I divided extensive line, with the 'separator or divider lines', called "///", I can put pieces of the line in several lines without syntax is lost.