info
browser to access the on-line
documentation.
ftp.pppl.gov:/pub/fweb/READ_ME
for bug
reports and other news. Make bug reports! See Support.
-C1
(see -C_,
see Color).
.fweb
that is intended to be processed after
the command-line options should begin with &
rather than
-
. (This is rarely necessary.)
See Initialization
.fweb
. Also put there
standard style parameters--e.g.,
-pindex.tex "#.ndx" -pmodules.tex "#.mds" -pcontents.tex "#.cts"
-@
, -D
, -y
, and -Z
to find out about various internal FWEB tables (control codes,
reserved words, memory allocations, and style-file parameters).
See Info options.
@z...@x
.
See ATz.
@#if 0...@#endif
to
comment out unwanted code.
See Preprocessing.
||
, not |
.
@#if A . . @#endif // |A|
$DUMPDEF
.
See $DUMPDEF.
@?
for compiler directives. See AT?.
Use the style-file parameters cdir_start
to specify
information that will be written out at the beginning of the line.
See cdir_start.
/*...*/
or
//...
. Don't use alternatives such as FORTRAN's column 1
convention; these may not work or may not be supported someday.
See Comments.
@(...@)
provides a poor-person's
alignment feature. But it doesn't work very well, and it's not in the
spirit of TeX; learn to use \halign
or the LaTeX alternatives.
#:0
to declare readable alphabetic statement
labels. See Tokens and -colon.
@<...@>=
.
emacs
. You can also read it through a
World-Wide Web browser such as Netscape. For the address, see
Support.