Yea, where begin_src and end_src are regexes that match the first and
last line to be quoted. If those lines are comments, they are not
quoted.

At least that's the idea ;)

Volker


On 9/6/13, Ted Zlatanov <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>> -          "se" slist => sort("e", "lex");
>> -
>> -          "jsa" string => join(",", "sa");
>> -          "jsb" string => join(",", "sb");
>> -          "jsc" string => join(",", "sc");
>> -          "jsd" string => join(",", "sd");
>> -          "jse" string => join(",", "se");
>> -
>> -      reports:
>> -          "sorted '$(ja)' = '$(jsa)'";
>> -          "sorted '$(jb)' = '$(jsb)'";
>> -          "sorted '$(jc)' = '$(jsc)'";
>> -          "sorted '$(jd)' = '$(jsd)'";
>> -          "sorted '$(je)' = '$(jse)'";
>> -    }
>> +body common control
>
> I see that macro in
> https://github.com/cfengine/documentation/blob/master/README.md but there
> are no examples of its use.  Could you show an example?  I think it should
> be like this:
>
> ```
> [%CFEngine_include_snippet(sort.cf, begin_src, end_src)%]
> ```
>
> But am not sure.
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