Action Script - Spacing Peeve

Hey everyone,

Ok so the other day while working on this game with my brother, I was action scripting some code. I had always wondered if it was possible to space out blocks of code, to make it easier on the eyes.

I dont know about you guys, but I find it very hard to read and code when all the code is blocked together. I sometimes use // to make spacing lines , but it still just annoys me (odd but true)

Anyways, while I was coding, I actually made a space in the line. No idea how, but I did. I dont know if it was a bug or if it was actually something I did.


So my question is, how do you make line spacing in your code. If its not possible , then I suppose my Flash is just messed up :p

Sorry about the stupid questions, blame it on my curiousity :yikes:

EH?! Line spacing? Like...?:

code:

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Line 1;

//<Space (Double spaced format)

Line 2;

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Haha,

No , there wasnt even any comment // to space between two lines. It was a normal space like:

1
2

3
4

Oh. Ha ha ha...

I try to isolate my lines of code with gaps so I can find stuff easily, usually with a couple presses of enter. I never use the AutoFormat button, so it works fine for me.

Haha,

I have a habit of always using the AutoFormat button. I guess I should , but doesnt it auto format your code if and when you test run the program?

If not , then Ill just break the habit and be happy :p

Nope. You could keep everything aligned to the right without indentation, put eighty spaces in between "x +=" and "2"; and it won't fix a thing.

lol, I don't know any programming language that doesn't ignore white space...

Quote:

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Originally Posted by AfternoonDelite

lol, I don't know any programming language that doesn't ignore white space...

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whitespace is significant in python

:)

Well then it makes me wonder how I got it to create a space. Even when I pushed the AutoFormat button, it didnt move everything up.

My Flash is possessed :p

Quote:

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Originally Posted by catbert303

whitespace is significant in python

:)

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And I don't know Python.

:)

Maybe you could /* I know that if you use this it makes anything under it a comment and you end it with */.

Haha!

Walsher, you are a genious. I didnt even think about doing that. Well I thank you since now my little pet peeve has been utterly destroyed.

I will be using this method when I code, it'll make things so much easier.

Thanks :)

Cool, I wasn't sure if that would work. It just kinda popped up in my mind when I read your post. I'll also have to remember this.