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> However it's not working. It throws an error An open comment "/*" was found but no close string. This is because after a comment was started by {&opencomment}, no more include parentheses are recognized until _after_ the comment ends. So you can't end a comment with {&closecomment}. To use this trick (for those who are curious), you need to have a fixed "*/" in the included file, and then you can use include parentheses to control in which of several places in the code you want to open that comment. If it opens before some code, that code will be commented out. If it opens right before the fixed "*/", then it will be a no-op.
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