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Hi
If you are scripting a journal file for Fluent, what do you have to put at the start of line in order to add a comment? I guess I am looking for the equivalent of /* or C when programming in C or Fortran if someone could tell me that would be great. thanks |
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Use /
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Actually this doesnt seem to work.
I will keep on checking/looking for some information cheers |
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you should use ;
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or //
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Luca is right. before a comment write a semicolon ;
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