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Well, putting ⋄ and control structures on the same line is a very bad idea. So, rather putting an effort into "fixing" this my advice is: don't do this.
As long as the Dyalog debugger does not process diamondized lines properly, putting them on one line defeats the whole purpose of control structures: you won't see which code is executed and which isn't.
I agree that a better handling in the tracer would be nice. But I disagree with the conclusion about not fixing this.
NB: This would also affect cases like
:if Condition
DoThis ⋄:endif
which are frequently use. That can be traced/debugged just fine, but the syntax colouring does not kick in for the 2nd line.
Does not color
...⋄:endif
correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: