JS ignores code lines with leading blanks

[tspring]

Bug or feature? I don't know, but JS ignores any line of code that begins with a blank. This means that you can't indent code to make structure easier to see. It would he nice if indenting was allowed.

[schwa]

Bug or feature? I don't know, but JS ignores any line of code that begins with a blank. This means that you can't indent code to make structure easier to see. It would he nice if indenting was allowed.

I don't think this is true, or at least, I indent JS code for structure and it works fine. Do you have an example?

[tspring]

Maybe it only happens if you indent slider definitions. Here is the example

http://stash.reaper.fm/oldsb/73824/beat-sync-tremelo-0120
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EDIT: I verified the behavior of the JS on another JS plugin. Indenting the slider definition causes the slider to disappear when the JS code is recompiled.

[ph69]

By the way, it is impossible to set a slider on multiple lines...

It would be so usefull for "combo" sliders...
See:

slider1:0<0,22,1{set to channel 0,set to channel 1,set to channel 2,set to channel 3, [...] ,add to channel 0,add to channel 1,add to channel 2,add to channel 3,...}>Output channel

on a single line, it is rather ungly and unreadable.

slider1<0,23,1{
None,
set channel 0,
set channel 1,
set channel 2,
set channel 3,
[...] ,
add to channel 0,
add to channel 1,
add to channel 2,
add to channel 3,
...}>Output channel

Still long but looks better.