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Just PM me or attach the updated LUA file when you have fixes, and I will merge them into my local version for the next upload. 🙂

Hi Jos, Not sure if you are wishing for a fix to the comments. But if so: I added to ~Line 105: if string.find(editor:GetLine(Parent_line), "^%s*;") then self:DebugPrint('! Parent Line is a Comment, finding real parent.', "Old Parent line: " .. Parent_line, "New Parent Line: " .. editor.FoldParent[Parent_line]) Parent_line = editor.FoldParent[Parent_line] end And to ~line 228, after: elseif Curr_firstword == "" and Curr_lastword == "" and Parent_line ~= -1 and string.find(',if,do,while,with,for,select,switch,func,volatile,', ',' .. fold_firstword .. ',', nil, true) ~= nil then -- Empty line in a fold, update indent to appropriate parent fold level. editor.LineIndentation[line + 1] = editor.LineIndentation[Parent_line] + editor.Indent self:DebugPrint('- Empty line in a keyword, update indent to Parent + 1 --', editor.LineIndentation[line + 1]) Added the following: elseif (string.find(Curr_firstword, "^;") ~= nil) and Curr_lastword == "" then -- Correct Indent after a comment which may be in the wrong indentation position. if (Parent_line ~= -1) and string.find(',if,do,while,with,for,select,switch,func,volatile,', ',' .. fold_firstword .. ',', nil, true) ~= nil then editor.LineIndentation[line + 1] = editor.LineIndentation[Parent_line] + editor.Indent self:DebugPrint('- New line after a comment, update indent to Parent + 1 --', "New Indent Level: " .. editor.LineIndentation[line + 1]) else editor.LineIndentation[line + 1] = 0 self:DebugPrint('- New line after a comment outside of a fold, update indent to 0 --', "New Indent Level: " .. editor.LineIndentation[line + 1]) end If you're not concerned. You can ignore this. Best regards,

Hi @donnyh13 👋 , could you please provide more information about your VSCode? Simply open the command palatte and type: "> Help: About". For example my current version on Win10 is: Version: 1.104.2 (user setup) Commit: e3a5acfb517a443235981655413d566533107e92 Date: 2025-09-24T11:21:37.073Z Electron: 37.3.1 ElectronBuildId: 12404162 Chromium: 138.0.7204.235 Node.js: 22.18.0 V8: 13.8.258.31-electron.0 OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19045 I think so, yes. To you really want to stick with Win7 or you're talking about a VM? I strongly believe the VSCode AutoIt Extension will not the only one which will lead to problems on such a old system, right 😅 . Best regards Sven

I did it as an exercise, (learning process), and since it concerns your work, I thought I would share my findings.