In versions of the OpenACS prior to 3.4, the standard
place to document Tcl files (both Tcl pages and Tcl library files) was in
a comment at the top of the file:
#
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
its contract which type of abstract document it
returns, and the request processor can transform it automatically into
something useful to a particular user agent. (Don't worry about this for
-now - it's not complete for ACS 3.4.)
ad_page_contract
+now - it's not complete for ACS 3.4.)
ad_page_contract
Currently ad_page_contract serves mostly as a replacement for
ad_page_variables. Eventually, it will be integrated closely
with the documents API so that each script's contract will document
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@
identification string. Just use $Id: tcl-documentation.html,v 1.2
2000/09/19 07:22:35 ron Exp $ when creating the file, and CVS will
substitute an appropriate string when you check the file in.
- These @ tags are optional, but highly recommended!
ad_library
+ These @ tags are optional, but highly recommended!
ad_library
ad_library provides a replacement for the informal documentation
(described above) found at the beginning of every Tcl page. Instead of: