Re: Comments between lines raise syntax error

>I advise to use { ... } for complicated multi-line statements instead of a

>line continuation \. The latter works best for a very small number of lines.



On the other hand, if one wishes to separate subinstructions line by line for readibility inside a "while" or "if" loop

inside a function, line continuations are all that's available, right ? The error message is "***   sorry, embedded braces (in parser) is not yet implemented."







For example, in the code below I cannot forego the line continuations if I wish to avoid the not very readable one-liner "example()=if(noMeatToday(),cry();roar(););", right ?



Cheers,



E. D.



noMeatToday()=1

cry()={}

roar()={}



example()={

  if(noMeatToday(),\

     cry();\

     roar();\

  );

}