


External documentation is done using the @
syntax.
This means when the code is compiled, using the -h doc command on the compiled file and requesting the documentation by name will return the text that was allocated to that documentation:
@doc "MyFunction : This function returns true" function MyFunction () return true end function
The description must be quoted after the @doc directive. This is available only as of version 1.4.1. Previous versions use a different system.
This kind of documentation can be very useful if you are distributing your compiled code or planning to add it as a library.
Accessing it again is done with the -h ZAC applied on a compiled script.
zpe -h doc -f file.zex -s $function_name
In older versions of the parser, internal documentation can be exported using @ commands within multiline comments.
/*@doc My function:This function returns true*/
The semi-colon in the middle splits the documentation into two halves, one for the name (on the left) and one for the description (on the right).
When using the @ commands, the comment must use the multiline comment symbols /* and */.
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