Removing the mention of using discard
for block comments
#12837
Merged
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The removed line mentions that the comments section describes how to use the
discard
statement to create block comments. However, the comments section does not mention using adiscard
statement. It instead only mentions using the #[ and ]# syntax. If that is the new preferred method of creating block comments, perhaps this line should be removed, which is what this change does.Alternatively, if the documentation wants to present both solutions, I could instead update this change to replace the link to the comments section with an inline explanation of how you can also use the
discard
statement with long string literals to create block comments. If this would be preferred, let me know and I can update this pull request.