minimal_example.sty

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\RequirePackage{tikz}
\RequirePackage[acronyms]{glossaries}

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\newcommand{\ex}{\vec{e}_x}
%-% Comment for the macro ex
\newcommand{\ey}{\vec{e}_y}%-% Comment for the macro ey
\newcommand{\ez}{\vec{e}_z}
% Only the last comment for each macro is taken into account
% This is an illustration of this effet:
%-% This comment is ignored
%-% Comment for the macro ez

%% This is another section
\newcommand{\er}{\vec{e}_r} %-% Comment for the macro er
\newcommand{\etheta}{\vec{e}_\theta}
\newcommand{\evarphi}{\vec{e}_\varphi}

%% In this section, there are no comments
\newcommand{\en}{\vec{e}_n}
\newcommand{\et}{\vec{e}_t}

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\tikzset{>=stealth}