%{...%}

Block comments

Syntax

%{ ...
...
... %}

Description

Anything between the opening block comment sign, %{, and the closing block comment sign, %}, is discarded.

Unlike in Matlab, the opening and closing block comment signs do not need to stand alone on otherwise blank lines. You can even have block comments contained within a single line.

Example

    !transition_equations
        x = rho*x{-1} %{ this is a valid block comment %} + epsilon;