How to comment a grammar rule in yacc and a regex matching rule in lex?









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I want to comment this matching rule in lex. I don't want to delete it. I just want it commented so anyone sees the lex file later be informed that this part has been commented



<tickPragma_name_1>. 
 myyyless(0);
 BEGIN (0);



how I can do that? I know that I can comment the C code inside the .but I want to comment the whole rule.






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    I want to comment this matching rule in lex. I don't want to delete it. I just want it commented so anyone sees the lex file later be informed that this part has been commented



    <tickPragma_name_1>. 
     myyyless(0);
     BEGIN (0);



    how I can do that? I know that I can comment the C code inside the .but I want to comment the whole rule.






    flex-lexer yacc lex







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      I want to comment this matching rule in lex. I don't want to delete it. I just want it commented so anyone sees the lex file later be informed that this part has been commented



      <tickPragma_name_1>. 
       myyyless(0);
       BEGIN (0);



      how I can do that? I know that I can comment the C code inside the .but I want to comment the whole rule.






      flex-lexer yacc lex







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      I want to comment this matching rule in lex. I don't want to delete it. I just want it commented so anyone sees the lex file later be informed that this part has been commented



      <tickPragma_name_1>. 
       myyyless(0);
       BEGIN (0);



      how I can do that? I know that I can comment the C code inside the .but I want to comment the whole rule.






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          You can surround the rule with /* and */, just as in C, but with two major caveats:



          1. Everything needs to be indented by at least one space, including the /* (and, I believe, the contents).


          2. There cannot be any nested comments in the action.






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          1. Everything needs to be indented by at least one space, including the /* (and, I believe, the contents).


          2. There cannot be any nested comments in the action.






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          You can surround the rule with /* and */, just as in C, but with two major caveats:



          1. Everything needs to be indented by at least one space, including the /* (and, I believe, the contents).


          2. There cannot be any nested comments in the action.






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          1. Everything needs to be indented by at least one space, including the /* (and, I believe, the contents).


          2. There cannot be any nested comments in the action.






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          You can surround the rule with /* and */, just as in C, but with two major caveats:



          1. Everything needs to be indented by at least one space, including the /* (and, I believe, the contents).


          2. There cannot be any nested comments in the action.







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