Quick PHP block comment toggle · 18 September 2009, 11:58
Probably obvious, but I like occasionally stating said obvious, given the amounts of time other people doing the same thing has helped me.
If you want to be able to quickly comment in and out recurring blocks in your code, e.g. for testing purposes, replace your simple closing */ with a //*/, e.g.
/* $this = is_a_block($of_code);
$commented = out_for($testing); //*/
Now, to toggle the block, all you need to do is add or remove the opening /*. Without it, the closing comment ‘tag’ is still a comment, this time in-line:
$this = is_a_block($of_code);
$commented = out_for($testing); //*/
— Neike Taika-Tessaro
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