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@ -417,8 +417,9 @@ These Type blocks can have a number of sub-blocks. Most sub-blocks are optional
- `// Topics: Comma, Delimited, Topic, List`
- `// Usage:`
- `// Description:`
- `// Arguments:`
- `// Figure:` or `// Figures`
- `// Continues:`
- `// Arguments:`
- `// See Also: otherfunc(), othermod(), OTHERCONST`
- `// Example:` or `// Examples:`
@ -513,6 +514,36 @@ Which outputs Markdown code that renders like:
> a manual markdown link like [Section: Cuboids](shapes.scad#section-cuboids).
Continues Block
---------------
The Continues block can be used to continue the body text of a previous block that has been interrupted by a Figure:
// Descripton: This is the description for this function or module. It can be
// many lines long. If you need to show an image in the middle of this text,
// you can use a Figure, like this:
// Figure(2D): A circle with a square cutout.
// difference() {
// circle(d=100);
// square(100/sqrt(2), center=true);
// }
// Continues: You can continue the description text here. It can also be
// multiple lines long. This continuation will not print a header.
Which outputs Markdown code that renders like:
> **Descripton:**
> This is the description for this function or module. It can be
> many lines long. If you need to show an image in the middle of this text,
> you can use a Figure, like this:
>
> **Figure 1:** A circle with a square cutout.
> GENERATED IMAGE SHOWN HERE
>
> You can continue the description text here. It can also be
> multiple lines long. This continuation will not print a header.
>
Arguments Block
---------------
The Arguments block creates a table that describes the positional arguments for a function or module, and optionally a second table that describes named arguments:
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- `Generic`: Show both the TitleText and body.
- `Text`: Show the TitleText as the first line of the body.
- `Headerless`: Show the TitleText as the first line of the body, with no header line.
- `Label`: Show only the TitleText and no body.
- `NumList`: Shows TitleText, and the body lines in a numbered list.
- `BulletList`: Shows TitleText, and the body lines in a bullet list.
@ -768,7 +800,7 @@ Which outputs Markdown code that renders like:
Text Block Type
---------------
The Text block header type is similar to the Generic type, except it merges the title into the body. This is useful for allowing single-line or multi- line blocks:
The Text block header type is similar to the Generic type, except it merges the title into the body. This is useful for allowing single-line or multi-line blocks:
// DefineHeader(Text): Reason
// Reason: This is a simple reason.
@ -789,6 +821,29 @@ Which outputs Markdown code that renders like:
> It is a multi-line explanation
> about why this does what it does.
> Refer to [nonsense()](foobar.scad#function-nonsense) for more info.
>
Headerless Block Type
---------------------
The Headerless block header type is similar to the Generic type, except it merges the title into the body, and generates no header line.
// DefineHeader(Headerless): Explanation
// Explanation: This is a simple explanation.
// Explanation: This is a complex explanation.
// It is a multi-line explanation
// about why this does what it does.
// Refer to {{nonsense()}} for more info.
Which outputs Markdown code that renders like:
> This is a simple explanation.
>
> This is a complex explanation.
> It is a multi-line explanation
> about why this does what it does.
> Refer to [nonsense()](foobar.scad#function-nonsense) for more info.
>
Label Block Type