Ability to "mass" un/comments in Scite?

[Adorya]

So I have made some test code in my rpy file that I want it disabled, is there a quick way to make my whole code under comment mode or do I need to put a # at every line?

I quickfixed my problem with a generic macro software, but it's pretty dirty (it just simulate keypress). Is there a way to do that in Scite or any other text editor?

[JQuartz]

For Scite, select the whole block of code and Ctrl + Q or select it from Edit-->Block comment or uncomment. To unblock just repeat the procedure.

[monele]

Isn't there something like selecting all the lines and pressing Ctrl+M ? That's how it works in Crimson Editor... I'm guessing it might be the same in Scite.

[Adorya]

Thank you, that's a nice tips to know, but does that mean it is possible to implement Scite so I can add customized character at the beginning of every lines in my selection? For exemple :

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    bg lecturehall = "lecturehall.jpg"
    bg uni = "uni.jpg"
    bg meadow = "meadow.jpg"
    bg club = "club.jpg"

Select>ctrl+q>

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    image bg lecturehall = "lecturehall.jpg"
    image bg uni = "uni.jpg"
    image bg meadow = "meadow.jpg"
    image bg club = "club.jpg"

[Kikered]

I don't know if there's another place to do it, but if you go into Options > Open Global Options File, you can change comment.block.renpy to something else. There's no guarantee that it will work though since I haven't tried it myself, and I'd recommend changing it back to ## as soon as you're done.

[Adorya]

Yay the character substitution work for comment.block.renpy, it would be awesome if there was a safer option to implement that, but I guess this workaround will save me a lot of my time, thank you

[valeatory]

if you want to comment large areas you can also put triple quotes (''') at the beginning and end of your block, and it will all be commented.

[JQuartz]

if you want to comment large areas you can also put triple quotes (''') at the beginning and end of your block, and it will all be commented.

I don't think that'll will work for Renpy.