--- Jesper Harder <harder@ifa.au.dk> wrote:
> C Y <smustudent1@yahoo.com> writes:
>
> > Ah, I expressed myself badly. I didn't mean just a really long
> string,
> > I mean a statement with linebreaks
>
> Yes. It's just a string. It can contain anything a string can
> contain, including multiple linebreaks.
Great! That should work nicely.
> >> Do you know the Mathematica manual? It has an appendix with a
> >> listing of all built-in Mathematica objects with a short
> >> explanation of each item. That could be a different way of using
> >> docstrings.
> >
> > Um. How is that different from what we've been discussing?
>
> I think it's different because the appendix in the Mathematica manual
> is just an alphabetical list¹ with a short description -- it's not
the
> main reference where a function is explained in detail.
>
> ¹ Some 150 pages (probably longer in newer versions).
Which do you think would be better? Alphabetical or categorical?
CY
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