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Originally Posted by Shaun
Ha, I have finally learned what //#CLIENTSIDE actually does just now. I used to think that since there is // infront, it was just some sort of comments. Why would there be comment bars for part of the script ran? That doesn't seem right.
Just about a month ago I noticed scripts don't work, most of the time, unless they have //#CLIENTSIDE, so I stuck that in all the scripts from then on. Now I see that it actually means something specific. Still think it shouldn't look like a comment though.
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#!/usr/bin/perl
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#Script goes here
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#include
#define
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etc
There are plenty of valid reasons for things to 'look like a comment.'