💬 Comments

Comments in ZeroTrace scripts let you add notes or explanations to your code without affecting how it runs. Use comments to make your scripts clearer for yourself and others!

✏️ Comment Syntax Rules

You can write comments in several ways:

Official Comments
Use # or // at the start of a line Use '//' for inline comments

# This is a comment
// This is also a comment
writeLn "Hello" // This is an inline comment
delay "1000" # Another inline comment

Freestyle Comments You can write anything on a new line, as long as it doesn't get detected as a command. For example:

This is just a note and will be ignored by the interpreter

If your comment looks like a command (e.g., starts with known keywords like writeLn, delay, etc.), it will be executed. So, avoid using command-like phrases for freestyle comments!

✅ Valid Usage

# This script prints a message
writeLn "Hello, World!" // Inline comment

// Wait before next command
delay "1000"

This is a freestyle comment explaining what happens next
_$VAR isAdmin = "true"

❌ Invalid Usage

writeLn "Test" This looks like a command and may cause errors
writeLn "Test" # This looks like a command and may cause errors

Use comments to make your scripts easier to understand. Official comments (# or //) are recommended for clarity. Freestyle comments work too—just don’t make them look like commands!

💬 Comments

✏️ Comment Syntax Rules

✅ Valid Usage

❌ Invalid Usage

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