;/////////DEBUGfTimeDeltaSec = 25.0;/////////DEBUG

Result:

C:\SteamGamesSSD\skyrim\Data\Scripts\Source\_de_epmonitor_1_6.psc(2609,0): mismatched character '' expecting '/'C:\SteamGamesSSD\skyrim\Data\Scripts\Source\_de_epmonitor_1_6.psc(0,-1): mismatched input '' expecting ENDFUNCTIONNo output generated for _de_epmonitor_1_6.psc, compilation failed.Batch compile of 1 files finished. 0 succeeded, 1 failed.Failed on _de_epmonitor_1_6.pscC:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++>pausePress any key to continue . . .

Conversely,

;DEBUGfTimeDeltaSec = 25.0;DEBUG

Compiling "_de_epmonitor_1_6"...Starting assembly of _de_epmonitor_1_60 error(s), 0 warning(s)Assembly succeededCompilation succeeded.Batch compile of 1 files finished. 1 succeeded, 0 failed.C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++>pause

Boy that was fun to troubleshoot. Just figure I'd broadcast this in case it wasn't common knowledge.

It's 'cause

;/ Block Comment /;

I'd imagine.

Function DoSomething()	;/ Commented out stuff	across multiple linesEndFunction

Won't compile as 'EndFunction' is commented (though the syntax highlighting here doesn't indicate it) while

Function DoSomething()	;/ Commented out stuff	across multiple lines ;/EndFunction

will 'cause it isn't.

Don't nearly all scripting languages from runtime libraries to web code all ignore semi colons? Thought that was common knowledge.