The Felix parser can now parse fdoc files and compile the embedded Felix
code directly, with one caveat: the parser recognises:
newline @
as the start of a comment, and
newline @felix white* newline
or
eof
as the end of a comment. Since the parse starts in Felix mode,
it will not parse fdoc files starting with text before the first @command.
Furthermore it doesn't recognise @command at the start of file,
so an initial blank line is required.
Note that at present
@t
is a possibly null pointer to type t in Felix. Don't write one of these
at the start of a line (or it will trigger the start of an fdoc comment).
As a special exception (read "utter hack") I may make
@h1
trigger a comment -- without a preceding newline.
This will work for many current fdocs. However it will trigger
a comment if you use @h1 anywhere at all in Felix code,
which is a bit nasty ..
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
http://felix-lang.org
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