Hi,
I want to write a little latex macro command that basically
works like a comment. Does anyone know how to do this?
E.g. In my foo.tex file I might have this...
Now is the time \comment{Yeah, right buddy!} for all good men to
come to the aid of their country.
...but the final document has merely this...
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.
...The way I know how to make my own little macros is with something
called \newcommand...Yes, of course I know there is the latex comment
chraracter, %. I do not want to use that. Rather, I want to embed
comments directly in the text...If I have a little function like \comment,
then I gain a simple toggle-like functionality. In particular, by making
a teency edit to the definition of \comment at the top of foo.tex I can
easily toggle the hiding/revealing of all the scads of buried comments
that might lurk in foo.tex.
So, does anyone know how to achieve this w/o much fuss?
Bill
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