Open jedwards1211 opened 5 years ago
I had thought the parser stops parsing an inline note at #, but the following compiles just fine and does create a foo segment:
#
foo
#FIX A 0 0 0 /test #14 #segment foo
Oddly enough, using something like #sege produces the confusing and untrue error message "Use only #SEG on vector lines".
#sege
Note:#FLAG directive lines allow #seg, #segment, etc. in their inline notes, and don't interpret it as an inline segment directive.
#FLAG
#seg
#segment
I had thought the parser stops parsing an inline note at
#, but the following compiles just fine and does create afoosegment:Oddly enough, using something like
#segeproduces the confusing and untrue error message "Use only #SEG on vector lines".Note:
#FLAGdirective lines allow#seg,#segment, etc. in their inline notes, and don't interpret it as an inline segment directive.