Using a @macro-defined symbol inside an @example block causes an
unwanted line break.
Oh dear.
Is there some way to avoid that?
I will look for a real fix, but as you know, this is a painful area.
Meanwhile, putting an @c in the definition seems to work around the
bug, so you (hopefully) don't have to rewrite your doc:
@macro fn{name}
@code{\name\()[EMAIL PROTECTED]
@end macro
Hopefully that won't have deleterious side effects ...
Thanks Jim.
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