Quote:
The point is, that in most languages you can use /* */ comments anywhere you like.

Code:
alias blah {            /* this alias does this and that */
  blah1                 /* command to do something */
}


IMO looks a lot better than

Code:
alias blah {
  /* this alias does this and that */
  blah1
   /* command to do something */
}

- But most languages use quoted strings. mIRC scripting doesn't. The /blah1 line you've listed there could just as easily be (and would currently be interpreted as) /blah1 with the parameters /* command to do something */. Incidentally your example of correct code is incorrect, the closing */ must also be on a separate line (with good reason; see my previous post).

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