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In synopses, we often use @\seebelow@ to create the code-italic magic token see below. But we also use this in comments to provide a reference.
I think when used as a comment, "see below" should just be normal, italic comment font. The code-italic style should only be used when it replaces an actual normative definition:
using foo_t = @\seebelow@; // see \ref{abc}
using bar_t = @\seebelow@; // see below
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In synopses, we often use
@\seebelow@
to create the code-italic magic token see below. But we also use this in comments to provide a reference.I think when used as a comment, "see below" should just be normal, italic comment font. The code-italic style should only be used when it replaces an actual normative definition:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: