White Space and Line Breaks

DScript ignores spaces, tabs, and line breaks in all code you enter unless you type the characters inside a quotation (e.g., "My text"). The only exception to this is that DScript allows spaces inside node names. For example, My Data is a legal node name.

When you enter a formula in the tree editor, the formula is immediately compiled and then decompiled for display. This means you don’t really have much control over how the code is ultimately presented. Extra spaces and line breaks are automatically removed. New line breaks and tabs are then added back to make your code conform to standard presentation rules.

See Also

Editor Display Modes