An unpaired single or double quote character in a comment raises a "Possible incomplete string" warning.
To reproduce, create a small script:
# don't do this
Creates the warning, but only if the whole script is run. If only a selection (that contains the comment line) is run, the warning is not shown, even if the selection encompasses the whole script …
Shouldn't anything in comment lines be ignored entirely (just like parentheses etc.) and not be checked for a matching counterpart?
An unpaired single or double quote character in a comment raises a "Possible incomplete string" warning.
To reproduce, create a small script:
# don't do this
Creates the warning, but only if the whole script is run. If only a selection (that contains the comment line) is run, the warning is not shown, even if the selection encompasses the whole script …
Shouldn't anything in comment lines be ignored entirely (just like parentheses etc.) and not be checked for a matching counterpart?
Anyway, this is just a VERY minor nuisance.