After typing a certain number of commas semicolons and other punctuation per line, RobotC turns the remaining letters into whitespace? Why is this, and can it be removed? It is very annoying when trying to make an array.

I'm not quite sure what you're experiencing, but you can turn off those features.

First go to Window > Menu Level > and select "Expert"

Then go to View > Preferences > and select "Detailed Preferences".

On the "Editor" tab, you can turn off a number of the features.

No, that's not what I mean. Here is am example. When typing this:

f[0][0]='o'; f[0][1]='o'; f[0][2]='o'; f[0][3]='o'; f[0][4]='o'; f[0][5]='o'; f[0][6]='o'; f[0][7]='o'; f[0][8]='o'; f[0][9]='o'; f[0][10]='o'; f[0][11]='o';

onto one line,any code on the same line after this gets turned into white space. It's not the length of the line, as I can easily type much longer lines, it's not the amount of statements, as I can easily put 15 or more statements on the same line, and it's not individual punctuation marks. After trying everything, I came to the conclusion that it was a combination of punctuation marks after which everything else is turned into white space. Can someone try to replicate this problem? Copy and paste the code above into RobotC and then try and type in commands after it.

I tried it out, and I am also experiencing it: http://i55.tinypic.com/2z902h3.png

I'll make a note and let the devs know. Thanks for reporting your findings.

In the mean time, are you able to break your code onto more lines, or do you need to keep it all on one?

Although this problem is bothersome, it is not debilitating. I can easily break the code into more lines, but as I'm trying to map the field into a 2D array, it becomes much easier to visualize if the array is nice and square.