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Comments
You can place comments anywhere within a target file. To include comments, use the /%...%/
or %%
directives. For example:
Use the /%...%/
construct to delimit comments within your code. Use the %%
construct for line-based comments; all characters from %%
to the end of the line become a comment.
Nondirective lines, that is, lines that do not have %
as their first nonblank character, are copied into the output buffer verbatim. For example,
copies both lines to the output buffer.
To include comments on lines that do not begin with the %
character, you can use the /%...%/
or %%
comment directives. In these cases, the comments are not copied to the output buffer.
Note
If a nondirective line appears within a function, it is not copied to the output buffer unless the function is an output function or you specifically select an output file using the %selectfile directive. For more information about functions, see Target Language Functions.
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