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Comments
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========
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{{#include ../links.md}}
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Comments are C-style, including `/*` ... `*/` pairs for block comments and `//` for comments to the
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end of the line.
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Block comments can be nested.
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```rust
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let /* intruder comment */ name = "Bob";
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// This is a very important one-line comment
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/* This comment spans
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multiple lines, so it
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only makes sense that
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it is even more important */
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/* Fear not, Rhai satisfies all nesting needs with nested comments:
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/*/*/*/*/**/*/*/*/*/
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*/
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```
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Module Documentation
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--------------------
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Comment lines starting with `//!` make up the _module documentation_.
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They are used to document the containing [module] – or for a Rhai script file,
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to document the file itself.
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~~~admonish warning.small "Requires `metadata`"
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Module documentation is only supported under the [`metadata`] feature.
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If [`metadata`] is not active, they are treated as normal [comments].
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~~~
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```rust
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//! Documentation for this script file.
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//! This script is used to calculate something and display the result.
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fn calculate(x) {
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...
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}
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fn display(msg) {
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//! Module documentation can be placed anywhere within the file.
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...
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}
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//! All module documentation lines will be collected into a single block.
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```
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For the example above, the module documentation block is:
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```rust
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//! Documentation for this script file.
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//! This script is used to calculate something and display the result.
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//! Module documentation can be placed anywhere within the file.
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//! All module documentation lines will be collected into a single block.
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```
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