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Function Adicon ().

Miscellaneous end otherwise, if.

If (Wayy <6).

Otherwise end, if.

This["icon" + iconnumber] alpha = iconnumber + 50;

this["icon" + in iconnumber] xscale = this["icon" + in iconnumber] xscale + in iconnumber;

This["icon" + in iconnumber] yscale = this["icon" + in iconnumber] yscale + in iconnumber;

This["icon" + iconnumber in the icon] = percentage;

In iconnumber;

percentage; }

The file is too long. Start with self-study. With such a large amount of work, even if all the footnotes are added, you can't understand it all at once. It is recommended that you focus on a knowledge point when you ask a question again, so as not to delay everyone's time and solve the problem more effectively.

It is generally added on the line before ** (** on the next line).

Do not add it after ** (do not wrap).

In fact, when programming, you pay more attention to the tab key, so you don't have to use the format all day long, after all, the machine is not intelligent, I have also encountered some ** formats will be partially automatically added after application, resulting in errors.

Your problem here may be that some ** format makes logical judgment problematic.

I think it's better to add it after **, such as: Annotation content.

Only for the output ** with Ctrl+Shift+C

If you want to annotate functions and variables, use Ctrl+Shift+D

Shortcut keys for comments: Ctrl+Shift+CWhat kind of typesetting are you talking about?

Comment a single line with .

You can comment a paragraph with Here's what you want to comment.

On the action panel, there are shortcut buttons that can be clicked on the top, as well as buttons to uncomment (with a small red cross).

First of all, it is necessary to explain what kind of game you want to play, such as the type of game, whether it is puzzle or puzzle or casual.

Secondly, be clear about which version of the software to use and make it, because different writing rules are different.

In the end, it's okay whether the annotation is line-by-line or approximate.