>>>>> Akim Demaille writes:
> ~ace % m4 nostromo 15:18
> define(`count', `I have $# arguments')
> count(a, b, c)dnl Hm, you should be three...
> I have 3 argumentsdnl Hm, you should be three...
> count(a, b, c)# Hm, you should be three...
> I have 3 arguments# Hm, you should be three...
Why would the "#"-style comment be any better than the "dnl" one? Both
constructs will not work as expected:
| simons@peti:/tmp$ echo test # comment
| test
But:
| simons@peti:/tmp$ echo test# comment
| test# comment
-peter
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