Comments in ExecuteString()

Do you have \n somewhere in your script? it might be that you are commenting out an entire script... or large parts.

Hm, I don't understand what you mean.

I get a comlaint when I do something like this:

You need to add a line break after the comment. Just like Rain Dog suspected.

What happens is that AngelScript takes your string and concatenates it with a couple of predefined strings to form a function, which is then compiled and executed. With your example the script that is getting compiled is this:

void ExecuteString() {var = 3; //comment...;}

Which obviously won't compile as the closing bracket is commented.

Regards,
Andreas

Hm, should a simple '\n' be enough?
I tried that and also "\r\n" and still got complaints.

It should be enough with a '\n':

ExecuteString("var = 3; //comment...\n");

If this doesn't work, then it is a bug in AngelScript. I'll verify it.

It would probably be a good idea to just have AS stick the \n in there itself.

Agreed, and I had already decided to do that. :)

Turned out it was my mistake. Sorry.