On 09/22/2016 11:26 AM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
> So now we don't use a leading capital and punctuation. The challenge
> here is when the parameter description takes more than one sentence:
>
> ====
> Parameters:
> r | the range subject to partitioning. For whatever reason there's a
> need for a second sentence, so we need to put a period and mess it
all up.
I agree that only a sentence should have a period.
Although I'm not aware of intra-paragraph dividers in typography, how
about using a bullet or a dash before the subsequent sentences:
====
Parameters:
r | the range subject to partitioning • For whatever reason there's a
need for a second sentence, it can follow the divider character. We can
have even more sentences.
While on topic, how about using different colors for template and
function parameters? I leave the choice of colors to people with
synesthesia. :)
Ali
