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Brisingr Aerowing

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PIEBALDconsult

# define begin {

define end }

:badger:

phil o

I'm bleeding :wtf:

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StM0n

Nice and tidy :laugh: Would be fun to unindent some statements... someone should really consider a change of language :-\

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F ES Sitecore

The real question is; "Is that done with tabs or spaces?"

Sander Rossel

Actually, I find it surprisingly readable :omg: Of course putting all the semicolons and brackets there is one hell of a job (unless it's somewhere in the formatting options).

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Regards, Sander

Stefan Kusters

looks very much like Python X|

Midi_Mick

That was my initial thought.

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Rob Grainger

Colourful, build-in emoji's, what's not to like?

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Munchies_Matt

Sander Rossel wrote:

Actually, I find it surprisingly readable

Yeah, but you're Dutch. :)

Sander Rossel

It reads as C# without curly braces. I have a VB.NET background, which also doesn't have curly braces. Who needs curly braces anyway :) Seems like hell to format though :~

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Munchies_Matt

Sander Rossel wrote:

have a VB.NET background

Ahh, that explains everything! :)