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                  ;COMMENTS & ;REMARKS
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I know when I was working on this in its early proof of    
 concept phase before it got up and running, I myself wanted
 ;COMMENTS, just so I could glace at a notepad file for one
 second, see everything. There would be a list of
 100 integers, the x1/y1/x2/y2 for 25 objects being tested.
You can see where comments came in here, so i can edit it.
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I pointedly avoided string literals. IE no single or double
 quotation marks around button names in the definition file,
 if you notice it. I needed a way to delineate the string
 literal leading and trailing space or spaces. I know i like
 a leading space so the button color isn't RIGHT up against
 the text on the button, and this was easy and automatic:
 the LEADING space(s) were after the = sign, so they were
 easy.
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The TRAILING space i wanted on all the buttons, I was going
 to have to use single or double quotes, which of course
 would then mean "parsing" each line looking FOR string
 literals. (ironically? I would be looking for the quote
 marks, just to remove them)
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I simply started using the ; after string names, as a
 "cheap fix" workaround for the button names, then i
 realized it was too perfect a system to delineate end of
 lines with the semicolon as well.
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the ;REMarks system? automatically fixes the trailing spaces
 for button names as well. 
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TECH TIP: If you are curious...
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TAKKY ignores any line that starts with a ;
TAKKY strips off the ; and anything after the ; on any line
TAKKY internally strips off leading/trailing spaces
I only started USING the ; to keep TAKKY from chopping off
 my (wanted) trailing space on button names.
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I *could* have used any character(s) I wanted to, to
 indicate REMarks.
I went with ; as a personal initial homage to TRS-80 BASIC
once i started USING the ; to keep my trailing spaces?
it reminded me of PASCAL or ADA.
so I kept it.
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TECH TIP: most lines do not in fact NEED the ; to delineate
 the end-of-line
 and will run fine without it.
