The inline comment block should have a second input
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The inline comment block, (/* (text) /), should have a second input to the left or right of it, making it ( (text) / (text) */), the text outside the comment indicators would be returned, and the text inside would be ignored, this would make it so you can actually add inline comments, since right now they’re just a comment block you can’t really put it anywhere useful because it just returns what’s inside the comment indicators
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Currently it is meant to be a placeholder telling the user what they should do, such as:
It seems what you are looking for is a new block. Can you give an example how you would use it?CreatiCode
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@info-creaticode that makes more sense, what I was thinking of would be more of a comment that’s inline, I now realize the only reason I’m really mentioning this is because notes are glitched on mobile devices which I normally use :/, but it could be used for leaving notes with a text/number input
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Got it. We will put that on our list of improvements. For the time being, please use the "// " comment block above the block.