Hi Arash, thanks for your response. >>>>> Arash Esbati <[email protected]> writes: > I'm not really familiar with writing .dtx files, so others can comment, > but looking at dtxtut.pdf ([1], page 21), it says:
Thank you for providing a pointer to a good material. > Although commentary really belongs only in the typeset documentation, > it is also possible to write comments that are visible only in the > .sty file, in both the typeset documentation and the .sty file, or > only in the .dtx source. Table 3 shows how to control comment > visibility. > Table 3: Comment visibility > =================================== > Appears Appears Mechanism > in docs in.sty > -------- --------- ---------------- > N N % ^^A (comment) > N Y % \iffalse > %% (comment) > % \fi > Y N % (comment) > Y Y %% (comment) > =================================== > You can also have a situation where you have more than one % at line > beginning. [...] > WDYT, does it make sense? If I understand correctly, a line with more than one % at its beginning in .dtx file turns into, in .sty file, a line with at least one % at its beginning. So it can appear inside math expression even in the generated .sty file, can't it? Regards, Ikumi Keita
