Way to compile multiline function into traditional function 1.19.2

[placid parrot]

does someone know of a vs code extension or a programming language that you can code commands in a multiline way and then compile to traditional mcfunction structure?
searching i found "better datapack "vs code extension that i can't get to work and mcscript wich seens to not be maintained anymore

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Open question: #1200989792951873596

[placid parrot]

resolved

[pallid gale]

isnt there a feature that allows you to just write multiline with normal functions

@placid parrot

[devout schooner]

If it's resolved, please press the resolved button or use /resolve

You already did, ok

[pallid gale]

@devout schooner is this correct btw

[devout schooner]

Yes

[placid parrot]

it's not

[placid parrot]

i resolved this one

[placid parrot]

I'm gonna take a look at this thanks

[devout schooner]

That's what I meant. I didn't see that you already did it.

[placid parrot]

oh okay

[placid parrot]

can you send me the link to this website?

[pallid gale]

its mojang

lol

[devout schooner]

If you want multiline commands, just put a backslash at the end of the line. That's it

[placid parrot]

i tried it

I'm at 1.19.2

does it work on that version?

[devout schooner]

that explains it then

[placid parrot]

ok

[devout schooner]

It was added in 1.20.x

[placid parrot]

i see

my server is 1.19.2 though

Way to compile multiline function into traditional function 1.19.2

[pallid gale]

why?

[placid parrot]

mods

[placid parrot]

you know i realized i can just set vs code to wordwrap, so yeah problem solved

that's how you do it btw

ou can enable word wrap by going to File > Preferences > Settings (or Code > Preferences > Settings on a Mac) and setting "editor.wordWrap" to "on", "wordWrapColumn", or "bounded"