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The issue with the current comment tag syntax is that it's hard to setup an editor to properly comment / uncomment a line. You can't just tell it to wrap the line into <%# ... %>. Because it will break when you try to comment another tag. E.g. <% } %> becomes <%# <% } %> %>, while it should be <%# <% } %> (first occurrence of %> closes the comment). For the same reason the current syntax is useless for block-wise commenting if the block includes any other tags.
Would you consider changing the closing comment tag to #%> or making it <# ... #>?
Another option would be explicitly making commens line-wise only, so first occurrence of <%# starts a comment which ends with the end of the line.
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The issue with the current comment tag syntax is that it's hard to setup an editor to properly comment / uncomment a line. You can't just tell it to wrap the line into
<%# ... %>
. Because it will break when you try to comment another tag. E.g.<% } %>
becomes<%# <% } %> %>
, while it should be<%# <% } %>
(first occurrence of%>
closes the comment). For the same reason the current syntax is useless for block-wise commenting if the block includes any other tags.Would you consider changing the closing comment tag to
#%>
or making it<# ... #>
?Another option would be explicitly making commens line-wise only, so first occurrence of
<%#
starts a comment which ends with the end of the line.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: