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script.unComment

Syntax	script.unComment ()
Params	None required
Action	Converts the current line in the target script window back to a normal statement.
Returns	True of the line on which the bar cursor is located is a comment before this verb is called, false if it was not already a comment.
Examples	In examples.counter, go to the end of the outline and press the Return key while holding down the Shift key. This is a shortcut for creating a comment line in a Frontier script. Now execute: script.unComment () » true Notice that the comment chevron changes to an outline marker (right-pointing triangle). In examples.cleanupWindows, position the bar cursor on local and then execute: script.makeComment () » true Now move the bar cursor to the next subheading, "h = 15" and then execute: script.unComment () » false Notice that no change takes place in the outline and that Frontier returns False. This is becuase you cannot uncomment a line that is indented under a comment line.
Errors	If you attempt to uncomment a line which is not a comment, Frontier returns False but does not report an error.
Notes	This is an advanced Frontier verb of primary interest to implementers and advanced scripters. It is not necessary to understand it to use Frontier effectively for most tasks. Comments only have meaning in scripts.
See Also	script.makeComment script.isComment