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Expand Up @@ -1221,10 +1221,6 @@ That's because you often do see code like this:

In LightScript, accessing an index or property using `[]` requires an indent:

node
.children
[0]

node
.children
[0] // oops!
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If you have a build running, you might try this and see what you think:

node		
.children		 
[0] // oops!

<!-- -->
node		
  .children		 
  [0]

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this breaks them into separate blocks

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I'm guessing some non-ascii invisible whitespace snuck in there somehow?

Regardless, the <!-- --> is a separator used for markdown, not something intended to be part of the lightscript. If you look for it in other parts of the file you'll see how it's used

Expand All @@ -1233,10 +1229,6 @@ The required indent is relative to the line that starts a subscript chain.

Note that this rule also applies to the "numerical index access" feature:

node
.children
.0

node
.children
.0 // oops!
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