Documenting without Editor

In Doc-O-Matic it is not necessary to follow a comment convention. You can document your source code in the way you are used to. You can adjust Doc-O-Matic to your way of documenting. However, there is a default configuration of Doc-O-Matic. In the next sections these questions are answered:

Question	Help Topics
Can I store my comments somewhere outside my source?	Describing In or Off-Source
Where in my source can I insert my comments and how does Doc-O-Matic extract comments and comment blocks?	Comment Finding, Comments Before Symbol, Comments After Symbol,
How can I prevent Doc-O-Matic from extracting my comments?	Ignoring Comments and Using Tokens
How can I format my comment block? How can I insert headings, lists, tables and paragraphs?	Formatting
Can I use variables?	Using Variables
How can I divide my comment block, how do I use sections?	Topic Structure
What kind of tags does Doc-O-Matic use?	Property Tags
How and where do I describe function parameters?	Function Parameter Descriptions
Which characters does Doc-O-Matic ignore or remove automatically and how can I prevent Doc-O-Matic from doing this?	Ignored and Removed Characters
Can I build walls around my comments and how does Doc-O-Matic remove them?	Wall Removing
How does well-documented source code look like?	Sample Source Code
How can I prevent that Doc-O-Matic applies special meaning to some characters or words?	Escape Sequence
What is automatically linked by Doc-O-Matic and how can I turn on this feature?	Automatic Linking
How can I assign certain properties to my topics?	Property Tags