Although line 6 is safe, line 7, that actually is what the paragraph talking about, is unsafe and line 8 is safe.
The way it was before, it was in reverse order, making it confusing which is safe and which is not. So I changed the order to be as the picture.
To further assure it is clear, I added the line numbers in parentheses.
The parentheses could be excessive verbosity, but the order importance stands. I believe it was confusing before.
Alternatively, the picture could be changed, having the safe line first. Then it's clearer as the unsafe line it's the only one different and the order would be also correct; 2 safe lines, one unsafe for last. Specifying the lines would not be needed then.
Although line 6 is safe, line 7, that actually is what the paragraph talking about, is unsafe and line 8 is safe.
The way it was before, it was in reverse order, making it confusing which is safe and which is not. So I changed the order to be as the picture.
To further assure it is clear, I added the line numbers in parentheses.
The parentheses could be excessive verbosity, but the order importance stands. I believe it was confusing before.
Alternatively, the picture could be changed, having the safe line first. Then it's clearer as the unsafe line it's the only one different and the order would be also correct; 2 safe lines, one unsafe for last. Specifying the lines would not be needed then.
* Updated Mono supported export projects
Added Android and HTML to the list
* Added iOS to the list of supported export projects
Added iOS to the list of supported export projects for Mono C#
It appears that general consensus across the docs is that 2 indents for continuous line rule does not apply to enums and dictionaries. This is not mentioned in docs which is confusing to anyone who doesn't know about unofficial exception. This commit makes it official
The `code` directive highlights all sources as GDScript. Other languages are
highlighted incorrectly at the moment, even if `.. code:: [language]` is
specified.
It does, however, work with the `code-block` directive. The reason seems to be
that this directive is Sphinx specific.
Rename code structure -> formatting
Add a heading Encoding and special characters for the corresponding section
Add missing Indentation heading that was gone
Recommend LF, newline at end of file, UTF-8, no BOM, and tabs. The displayed size of tabs does not matter as it does not affect the saved files, so don't mention it. Also slightly change the C# style guide for consistency.
The gdscript_basics docs give a pretty sparse description of the tool
keyword. I ended up figuring out a lot of it on my own before I finally
realized there was a more detailed page hidden elsewhere in the docs.