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Re: IDLDoc Bandwagon [message #72642 is a reply to message #72510] Tue, 21 September 2010 10:17 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
David Fanning is currently offline  David Fanning
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Michael Galloy writes:

> Yes, you can put file-level comments at the beginning of the file, i.e.,
> comments between ;+ and ;- that are not immediately next to a routine
> header are "file-level." I generally put documentation about each
> routine in the header right next to that routine and file-level stuff
> about the whole file like what the "public" routines in the file are in
> the file-level comments.

OK, I'm getting to something I can live with, but I want to
move to the "rst" format. In this format, how can I put multiple
line examples into the documentation? For example, something
like this:

IDL> a = findgen(11)
IDL> MinMax, a
MinMax: 0 10

Also, would it be possible to put these kind of code fragments
in some kind of "code" type font?

Thanks,

David

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