I give up: how do you continue a line in Rev?

[Jon]

I agree that a critical problem is trying to figure out what the authors 
of the documentation might have called the concept I have in mind.  I 
have no constructive recommendation for improving the current system, 
other than that perhaps explaining the purpose of the "\" character 
might have been appropriate in the section about Scripting...

:)


Mark Smith wrote:

> If you'd done a search of the dictionary for "break" you'd have found 
> the "\" keyword. I often have to imagine a number of words that might 
> be appropriate and try them all. I agree that this can be frustrating, 
> but persistence and imagination are the key. This goes to confirm the 
> idea that what would be ideal would be a series of in depth books that 
> cover each aspect of Rev, perhaps including sections on equivalents to 
> other languages, but who's going undertake such a mammoth task?
>
> Meanwhile, we just have to remember that the docs really are pretty 
> comprehensive, but we have to dig quite deep, sometimes...
>
> Cheers,
>
> Mark
>
>
>
> On 18 Aug 2005, at 20:20, Jon wrote:
>
>> I'm sure the answer to this question (how do you continue a line in 
>> Rev) is simple.  Where could I have found the answer to this simple 
>> question in the documentation?  I looked for "continue": no joy.  
>> "line": no joy.  I looked at the Scripting discussion, and I know 
>> know all about comments, but nothing about continuing lines onto the 
>> next line.
>>
>> I envy those of you who use Rev all of the time.  For the rest of us, 
>> it continues to be a very frustrating experience.
>>
>> Jon
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