If a line is remarked, what can be said about its editability?

When a line is remarked in the context of programming and robotics, particularly with FANUC Handling Tool, it indicates that the line of code is no longer active or will be ignored during execution. This phenomenon typically stems from the use of a remarking command, which often precedes the line in question.

As a result of being remarked, the line is treated as a comment. Comments are meant for documentation purposes and do not affect the operational flow of the program. Therefore, while the content of a remarked line remains in the code for reference or clarification, it is not executed and, by conventional programming standards, is not editable within the context of active execution.

Although one might technically modify the line of code itself if the remarking were removed, the condition of being remarked specifically communicates that for all practical purposes in the execution of the program, it cannot be engaged or edited in relevant operational contexts during the run of the script.