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Digita Scripting FREE SCRIPTS - Many free Digita Scripts for your Digita enabled Digital Camera INSTALLING - Installing Digita Scripts REFERENCE - Digita Script SDK TUTORIALS - Structure of a DigitaScript - Displaying Text - The Alert Command - Display and DisplayLine Commands - Image Capture - Adding Comments - Checking the Error Status - Variable Naming   - Scripting 101 - Downloadable tutorial. TOOLS - Digita Script Checker - Digita Script editor with syntax highlighting LINKS

Digita Script Tutorials - Adding Comments A comment statement is a line of text that is not processed by the camera's script editor or displayed on the camera's LCD. Comment statements are used to provide information to someone reading your script with a text editor. When added throughout a script, the logic of the script is easier to follow. Comments also provide a way to explain the operation of the script to the end user. Single Line Comment Statements Single line comment statements start with the # symbol and can be followed by any number of characters. The comment statement until the end-of -line character (carriage return) is reached. If the comment statement continues after the carriage return, the next line must also begin with a # symbol. # the text that makes up the comment Multi Line Comment Statements Multi-line comment statements can only be used in scripts designed for products compatible with DigitaScript version 1.5. Multi-line comments should not be used if your goal is to create scripts compatible with all digita-enabled products. Multi-Line comment statements start with /* and end with */. Any number of characters and carriage returns can be entered inside a multi-line comment. /* the text that makes up the comment */ To next tutorial Back to tutorial page