A strange phenomena using Flash CS5

Question

I've just found an item that I want Adobe to fix.
As you know there are three buttons related to the comments on the top of the script window.
They are .... [/*]   [//]   [(red)X]
I've found a strange phenomena using Flash CS5.
Note : In the following article, I'll write <tab> to mean tab.
Imagine that you typed this script below.
<tab>var AA:int = 10;
<tab>/* Commeent: AA is a number for a counter */
<tab>AA = AA + 1;
When you clicked [//], the script would change to ...
//<tab>var AA:int = 10;
//<tab>/* Commeent: AA is a number for a counter */
//<tab>AA = AA + 1;
After that, if you click [(red)X] to remove the // marks, the script changes to ....
<tab>var AA:int = 10;
<tab>Commeent: AA is a number for a counter
<tab>AA = AA + 1;
Yeah, /*  */ mark has gone!
So be careful to click [(red)X] button when you sellect a long range of the script.
Message was edited by: M.Borman

Answer 1

It sounds to me like the redX button is doing what it is supposed to, remove comment markings.  If you would like Adobe to consider changing how it works, you should report it to Adobe using the link below.  Posting here is just telling the rest of the users in these user-to-user forums.
Adobe - Wishlist & Bug Report
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform