How do you uncomment a line in latex?
How do you uncomment a line in latex?
For Mac users, the below commands will use the cmd key instead of Ctrl ....Hotkeys.
| Command | Operation |
|---|---|
| Ctrl + l | Go to specific line (opens a dialog) |
| Ctrl + / | Toggle commenting for selected lines. (Comment/uncomment selected text.) |
| Ctrl + d | Delete current line. |
| Ctrl + a | Select all. |
How do you uncomment a line of code?
The "Uncomment" command corresponds to the Uncomment entry in the Advanced submenu of the Edit Menu . It may be called by using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+Shift+K". Its action is to remove the two dashes in front of each selected line if there are such characters.
What does uncomment mean?
To uncomment something means to remove the characters that makes it a comment. The expression only makes sense if the comment contains something that would work as code, usually something that was commented out earlier. To uncomment a regular comment would just cause a syntax error.
How do you comment on a LaTeX file?
Ctrl + Home. Go to first line of the current file. Ctrl + End. Go to last line of the current file. Ctrl + l. Go to specific line (opens a dialog) Ctrl + /. Toggle commenting for selected lines.
How do you block a text in latex?
In LaTex or PC Tex: Select the text you want to block or turn into a comment and use Ctrl Shift % Hold all three keys at once.
Which is better inline comment or uncomment latex?
Though you'll need to be careful with spaces. (E.g., don't put a space both before and after it.) I think there are some better options, perhaps through the comment package, but I've never been able to make that package work as I wanted. Perhaps someone else will be able to offer better advice.
Is there a simple command like code in latex?
In LaTeX, % can be used for single-line comments. For multi-line comments, the following command is available in the verbatim package. begin {comment} Commented code end {comment} But is there a simple command like /* code */ in C?
