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    Default changing the way [SIMBA] tags work

    Hello,
    I was just wondering if it could be possible to change them so that they displays line numbers by default. I believe that most people that post code using simba tags on the forums are mostly looking for feedback, compared to people that attach the script in a release. This change would make it easier for people to provide help because most people posting do not know that doing [SIMBA=true][/SIMBA] adds line numbers, which would make it easier for people that are trying to provide help, and also the people asking for help would easily get specific suggestions.

    Thanks
    Fady

    edit: for anyone who doesn't know and is wondering what I mean.

    [SIMBA][/SIMBA] gives the following

    Simba Code:
    Hi
    My
    Name
    Is
    Fady

    while [SIMBA=true][/SIMBA] gives the following

    Simba Code:
    1. Hi
    2. My
    3. Name
    4. Is
    5. Fady

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    Default

    I'm not advocating either for, nor against, but for anyone just one-off reading this topic, maybe this might induldge one to formulate inputs to this topic.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_number

    http://programmers.stackexchange.com...e-line-numbers

    http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-G...ect_05_02.html

    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5...numbers-at-all

    cheers
    lj

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    I understand your reasoning, but prefer the way it is currently.

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