Wish [RESOLVED] Notes module in all IDE

[Jmu5667]

Hello

It would be a really good feature to add a generic notes module to all the IDE's. This module would be excluded from the compile(obviously). The name of the notes module would be upto erel as the IDE would probably need to undertand not too apply syntax checking.

Hope this is considered in any future releases. I currently use a code module called 'notes' and rem out each statement in the process globals sub

Regards

John.

 

[DonManfred]

+1
I´m missing such a Module in the IDE too

 

[aeric]

Use Conditional Symbols?

#If Notes
    My notes
#End If

 

[Sandman]

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[ac9ts]

From 2012

 

[Jmu5667]

I was not aware of #if notes

 

[Sandman]

Or #if whatever. But you still will need some code in there to make it acceptable for the IDE/compiler:

Add support for notes file

I tend to like to document some things in a separate document, but still contained in the project directory. Think of it as a simple scratch pad, or notes that aren't really comments about specific code. In the case of B4X it's simple to put a notes.txt in the project dir and then use Sublime...

www.b4x.com

 

[Jmu5667]

Or #if whatever. But you still will need some code in there to make it acceptable for the IDE/compiler:

Add support for notes file

I tend to like to document some things in a separate document, but still contained in the project directory. Think of it as a simple scratch pad, or notes that aren't really comments about specific code. In the case of B4X it's simple to put a notes.txt in the project dir and then use Sublime...

www.b4x.com

cool !