Example
#lang scribble/manual
@; Make sure that code highlighting recognises identifiers from my-package:
꩜require[@for-label[my-package]]
@; Indicate which module is exporting the identifiers documented here.
@defmodule[my-package]
@defproc[(my-procedure [arg1 number?] [arg2 string?]) symbol?]{
The @racket[my-procedure] function repeats the @racket[arg2] string
@racket[arg1] times, and transforms the result into a symbol.
@history[#:added "1.0"
#:changed "1.1" @elem{Improved performance,
from @tt{O(n²)} to @tt{O(n)}}]
}
As a rule of thumb, a module (something that could appear on the right of a (require foo/bar), i.e. foo/bar) should be documented by a single .scribble file. A .scribble file can document several modules, as long as each one is documented in a separate @section.
