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where #test1 * test2 is meant to be commented out, but not test1 * test3.
This is what the parser does:
> dsc test.dsc -h
INFO: MODULES
+------------------------------------------------------------+
| All modules |
| | - parameters - | - input - | - output - | - type - |
| test1 | | | out | R |
| test2 | | out | out | unused |
| test3 | | out | out | unused |
INFO: PIPELINES
1: test1
INFO: PIPELINES EXPANDED
1: test1
As you can see only the first module was accounted for. This is because the comment # spans across multiple lines. . This happens just by the way I wrote the parser but it is not intentional. In other words I did not consider the scope of # for multi-line codes when I wrote it. We might want to change this behavior
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This caused confusion to @jean997 so I'm reporting it here. This is about behavior of
#
in script.Test script:
where
#test1 * test2
is meant to be commented out, but nottest1 * test3
.This is what the parser does:
As you can see only the first module was accounted for. This is because the comment
#
spans across multiple lines. . This happens just by the way I wrote the parser but it is not intentional. In other words I did not consider the scope of#
for multi-line codes when I wrote it. We might want to change this behaviorThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: