i have noticed a distinct behaviour of // which caused to give me a script error each time i commented one specific line, not mattering where in the file i put the line itself

i went into hex view and tracked down the error and the cause of the error and i came to this sollution

// echo 'blahblah';

that is okay

// echo 'blahblah(ascii for \r)';

the \r ascii showed up just before the '; (because i was transfering files from windows where \r\n is used), and caused the script error untill i removed it (/* */ multiline comments worked fine)

so basically the // behaviour spots the first \r on the same line, and throws everything else into the script engine, causing a script error.