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0.9.1.7. Invisible code

I am wondering if we shouldn't have a code environment of the form:

\begin{invisiblecode}
main (int argc, char **argv)

{

    printf("Hello, Seaworld!\n");

}

\end{invisiblecode}

for code that should be extracted (`lit2pgm') but that should not be displayed in `lit2latex/lit2texi' documents. This would probably be used when you want to include most, but not all, of a program's code -- in a paper for publication, for example.

My only fear is that it is too easily subject to abuse.

Perhaps the C-pre-processing stuff is a better idea... (section See pseudo-C-preprocessor).