You can’t! I looked through the source code (thanks to apt-get source). There are no checks for lines to ignore. The relevant code is in parseFileOptions() in options.c But sometimes comments are a neccessity, so as a workaround I put a comment in as a regexp, in such as way that it is unlikely to … Read more
Elixir does not have multiline comments. However, one very common use case for multiline comments is documenting modules and functions, for which you can use the module attributes @doc and @moduledoc together with heredocs. defmodule MyModule do @moduledoc “”” This module is great at X “”” @doc “”” Frobnicates the given string. “”” def frobnicate(s) … Read more
Generally, code that is removed should not be commented, precisely because it clutters the codebase (and, why would one comment on something that doesn’t exist?). Your defect tracking system or source control management tools are where such comments belong.
For me, a comment above the IF explains the IF statement itself. For example, if the condition being tested is particularly complex. A comment in the block below the IF or ELSE describes what’s going once the condition has been evaluated and a choice made. So like this: //Is this a favoured customer and do … Read more
M supports two different types of comments: Single line comments can be started with // You can comment out multiple lines or comment out text in the middle of a line using /* */ (e.g. = 1 + /* some comment */ 2) Comments might seem to disappear in the formula bar if they are … Read more
Control-E to toggle commenting.
To include comments as part of control code, they need to be inside a code block of some sort, for example <# // Hello this is a comment #> or <#+ // Hello this is a comment in a class feature block #> Sometimes you need to push the close tag to the next line … Read more
{% comment %} {% include navbar.html %} {% endcomment %}
You can write documentation and comments using the description section of the requests, collections or folders.
In Common Lisp: ;;;; At the top of source files ;;; Comments at the beginning of the line (defun test (a &optional b) ;; Commends indented along with code (do-something a) ; Comments indented at column 40, or the last (do-something-else b)) ; column + 1 space if line exceeds 38 columns Note: Emacs doesn’t … Read more