/* This is test input for the comment contest scripts
 * This file has the word "wacky" in several different
 * contexts, so you can try that as you comment term.
 */

#include "wacky.h"  // don't comment either of these wacky's

/* wacky */ main() {
  comment this /* wacky */ /* not this wacky */ but this /* wacky *//* again */;
  /* wacky */ in a C++ comment; // wacky
  this is /* wacky */esque;
  /* here is a multi-line comment with
   * wacky thrown in the middle
   */

  And finally some string constants "wacky" should remain uncommented;
  Also "a wacky in the middle" should remain uncommented;
  But a /* wacky */ "near something" that is a string should be a /* wacky */ commented;

#if 0
  vim syntax hilighting knows this is a comment, but I guess it is
    okay if the script comments /* wacky */ anyway.;
#endif

  Here is a bit of // tricky /* comment mixing
    this /* wacky */ should get commented
    // since the opening star-slash was itself commented */

  Similarly, /* nested comments /* don't really work */ so this /* wacky */
  should get commented as well;

  We also need to handle "strings with \"escaped quotes. wacky
    \"should" not be commented;  Neither "should \"wacky".  But /* wacky */ should.

  And of course we should deal with "/* comments in wacky strings */";
  Either way, "these // wacky words should remain uncommented";
  Oh, "except // for " this /* wacky */;

}