I intend to post the following on github but wish to bounce it here first,
in case I'm missing something.
(Frankly, I'm not even sure I'm using the term "pragma rule" correctly - am
I?)
Thanks!
<:-)
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Introduce \* pragma rule for comments:
I want to insert comments among macro defs and propose a new "pragma rule"
(?) for this like so:
```
\* This is foo
\define foo()...
\* This is bar
\define bar()...
```
...multilines could perhaps be
```
\* This
is
foo *\
```
It is obviously inspired by the CSS comments format with `/* rightward
slashes */` - and it would of course be even better if we could use that
right away.
Note: It *is* already possible to comment among macro defs like so
```
\define foo()
<!-- This is foo -->
\end
```
...but this is bad because:
The comment is less visible when *after* the title.
One must not use one-line macro defs.
The `<!-- ... -->` syntax is more complex than `/* ... */`
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