Occasionally, it is needed to write a note in the template, mostly to explain a complicated construct.
A comment serves this purpose. The text of a comment is intended to be read by a human,
the Enkidu language compiler ignores it altogether. Any text included within the command
scope is considered a comment, even though it is not marked as a command. Only the comment marks must
be marked as a command.
If a comment is started inside an
Enki
language expression, it is understood as an
Enki
language comment, not an
Enkidu comment. An important consequence follows that the
comment must be terminated within the same expression. A comment started with two slashes cannot be used
within an
Enki
expression embedded in
Enkidu at all, as the expression contains no end-of-line.