David Abrahams wrote:
> Joel de Guzman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>>> IMO if we want to be able to reliably comment out regions, we either
>>> need to actually parse the interior of the comment just as though it
>>> was regular QBK (in which case you can't comment out
>>> syntactically-invalid stuff) or we need a region terminator that's
>>> reasonably distinctive. IOW, ']' doesn't cut it.
>> This will not be a problem once we make unescaped [ and ]
>> illegal in Qbk (including inside simple style markups).
>
> You still won't be able to easily comment out syntactically-invalid
> stuff.
Right. I didn't quite read that properly. We do indeed need
a proper terminator if that is important. How about:
[/ stuff with invalid stuff /]
Regards,
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