I changed the characters I use to create headers and function dividers
to *+ instead of *■, since many of you use a windows editor which was
messed up by the earlier one.

When the *■ are encountered in your programs, those lines are removed
unconditionally.

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#defines that continue onto more than one line are kept intact

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do ;
   while

do ;
   case

Both are reassembled onto one line

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CLICK.INI has new parameters. Documented in CLICKINI.DOC

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Function Main(); Return( NIL )

Fixed remaining output when remainder is last line of program.

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// Reworked inline comments. These work now.

  Function Main()
  Local n

     For n := /* A number the romans didn't have */ 0 To /* The Answer */ 42
        ? n
     Next n

  Return( NIL )

  Function Main()
  Local n

     For n := 1 To 42
        ? n
     /* Hello, World */ Next

  Return( NIL )

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If you turn on function indenting, and your function does not end with a
return, Click! starts the next function correctly and without an error
message.

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      @2,17 get LASTNAME color GETCLR WHEN activeBox(1);
           picture"@!" valid filled(LASTNAME,"Last Name")

got indented stupidly. Added SMART_ALIGN_MAX_ELEMENTS to fix this.

Without limitation, it aligned like:

      @  2, 17 get LASTNAME color GETCLR WHEN activeBox( 1 );
                                                         picture"@!" valid filled(LASTNAME,"Last Name")

because it tried to align to the second element after the ( which was
the 21st element of the line. I have defaulted SMART_ALIGN_MAX_ELEMENTS
to 11 but you might like it even lower.

now it aligns like:

      @  2, 17 get LASTNAME color GETCLR WHEN activeBox( 1 ) ;
              picture "@!" valid filled( LASTNAME, "Last Name" )

( DEFAULT_INDENT=8 )