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That might well be treated as a documentation bug, easier to fix but I don’t want to hold you back or anything… it’s nor like I have to do it 
For me ‘treated as a comment’ really means it doesn’t translate to anything useful, the compiler just ignores it wherever it’s found in code it doesn’t matter… while for annotations I do expect a different treatment though, it certainly won’t affect the execution (like for comments) but those should be attached to a statement and hopefully one day we can get access to those using reflection (yes, I do know those are not in r-code and you do parse them out). Treat them literally as a comment will mean something like this should compile... define /* is */ variable /* this */ toto /* really */ as /* usefull */ character /* ? */ . define @MyAnnotation is variable @MyAnnotation this mimi @MyAnnotation really as @MyAnnotation usefull character @MyAnnotation ? . Marian Edu Acorn IT www.acorn-it.com www.akera.io +40 740 036 212
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For me ‘treated as a comment’ really means it doesn’t translate to anything useful, the compiler just ignores it wherever it’s found in code it doesn’t matter… while for annotations I do expect a different treatment though, it certainly won’t affect the execution (like for comments) but those should be attached to a statement and hopefully one day we can get access to those using reflection (yes, I do know those are not in r-code and you do parse them out). Treat them literally as a comment will mean something like this should compile... define /* is */ variable /* this */ toto /* really */ as /* usefull */ character /* ? */ . define @MyAnnotation is variable @MyAnnotation this mimi @MyAnnotation really as @MyAnnotation usefull character @MyAnnotation ? . Marian Edu Acorn IT www.acorn-it.com www.akera.io +40 740 036 212Continue reading...