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today I experienced a strange behavior while writing a script:
Initializing an array in a certain format screws up the compiler a little bit. That is, after compiling the following code snippet the compiler shows wrong lines when clicking on a compiler error later. i.e. when you later make a mistake in your coding and compile it and then click on the error in the compileError window it jumps to a line which is offset by a certain number of lines.
An example code snippet is this:
(I mean, it might not be the best style for coding. However, how would initialize an array like this? Do I really have to do it separately for each element of the 1st dimension or is it a bug?