why not =begin =end?

I like syntax for commenting that is not dependent on words.
I added this to another projects and really loved it.

You can add formatted commenting with a gutter hash which is nice and visibly awesome in code.
Little side benefit you can turn a comment into a block comment easier.

For me this feels like a natural extension of commenting into block commenting.

Also as has been said throughout this project this is not Ruby so I did not see the need to just implement the same feature as ruby.

These are just some of my thoughts.
I would love feedback before finishing though.

Hi @Javajax,

This is actually a duplicate of #1401 (with a different syntax, but the reasons for not adding this to the language are the same)

I haven't stumbled upon a ("modern") editor yet where ctrl+3 won't comment/uncomment a selection. Single-line comments are much clearer, especially when some parts are "double commented" in wip-code. Multi-line comments has always been a nightmare in languages supporting them, in my opinion.

I actually think there is more to it then just the editor and I am glad to see another solution like this. Anyways I thought it was a good idea but I do agree with the general sentiment as well.