Posted 20 years ago
by Martin Wawrusch 2

I came across an annoying little problem:
I want to use content dividers, however the tokens for the content dividers are considered start of block, not end of block. The following sample illustrates this:
context MyOps() : Int32
body: self.A * self.B
pre: self.A > 0
Basically, the content dividers should be directly above body and pre:
context MyOps() : Int32
--------------------
body: self.A * self.B
--------------------
pre: self.A > 0
However, this is how it looks now:
context MyOps() : Int32
--------------------
body: self.A * self.B
--------------------
pre: self.A > 0
--------------------
Regards
Martin
PS: Version 3.0 really rocks. This has finally become a great product.
I want to use content dividers, however the tokens for the content dividers are considered start of block, not end of block. The following sample illustrates this:
context MyOps() : Int32
body: self.A * self.B
pre: self.A > 0
Basically, the content dividers should be directly above body and pre:
context MyOps() : Int32
--------------------
body: self.A * self.B
--------------------
pre: self.A > 0
However, this is how it looks now:
context MyOps() : Int32
--------------------
body: self.A * self.B
--------------------
pre: self.A > 0
--------------------
Regards
Martin
PS: Version 3.0 really rocks. This has finally become a great product.