Else.. If Problem

if (test == TRUE) // if the test passes
{
    do (stuff);
}
else // the test failed
{
    do (other stuff);
}

if (yourNeed == toComment) { // you can always do so after the brace
    // or on the next line, if you must
    // but, anyway, the indentation makes the structure completely obvious
    // without an ugly opening brace
} else {
    // look how compact and pretty this is!
}
string splitLine = "Usually is is very long lines of text that need to be split" +
    "across lines and this is how I prefer to do it.";
    //-- fine but there's no front side delineation of it being wrapped
    //-- and that's were people read from (which is why I put the plus
    //-- there). I suppose I could just add empty comment marks at the
    //-- end of statements the use concatenation, although it doesn't
    //-- help for function call style wrapping though.
if(myStatement = so(complex, that, i, "need to split", it(into, separate), lines)
    // then I probably need to split it into separate statements anyway
    // because otherwise it is difficult to read, will probably lead to logic errors,
    // and I am likely to make typing errors like missing brackets :)
    //-- nah, I just break em down like a normal control structure
    //-- while writing and then close up as many gaps as possible
    //-- before hitting compile, like I'm doing now to keep all my
    //-- comments roughly the same length