Reputation: 3804
I've searched on Google and could not find any information on recommended ways to highlight sections of code with comments.
I'm thinking of something like this:
###########################################################
# This section is clearly labeled using comments so you can
# instantly identify its purpose within this file.
###########################################################
I see this kind of thing a lot in php
for example.
Is there a convention for this kind of thing in python? If not, is there a good reason to avoid it?
If this is generally done using multi-line comments, could someone please provide an example of how it's done in this "headline" style?
EDIT: I know about multi-line comments. But generally I associate these with a single function rather than a section of code. So more specifically I'm thinking something like this for a small game in a single file:
###################################################
# CONFIGURATION
##################################################
configuration code...
###################################################
# HELPER FUNCTIONS
#################################################
helper functions.....
###################################################
# GRAPHICS HANDLING
#######################################################
graphics handling....
Upvotes: 8
Views: 5961
Reputation: 3804
##############
# Game Setup #
##############
code...
##################
# Function Setup #
##################
code...
################
# Screen Setup #
################
code...
That's the kind of thing I meant. Found some good examples in https://github.com/lordmauve/pgzero
Upvotes: 3