<! banner_id > The macro <code>NOUSERMACRO</code> controls <code>yodl</code>'s warnings in the following respect. When <code>yodl</code> is started with the <code>-w</code> flag on the command line, then warnings are generated when <code>yodl</code> encounters a possible macro name, followed by a parameter list, but fails to lookup the macro. The <code>yodl</code> program then prints something like <code>cannot expand possible user macro</code>. Examples of such sequences are, <code>The necessary file(s) are in /usr/local/lib/yodl</code>, or <code>see the manual page for sed(1)</code>. The candidate macros are hee <code>file</code> and <code>sed</code>; these names could just as well be `valid' user macros followed by their parameter list. When a corresponding <code>NOUSERMACRO</code> statement appears <strong>before</strong> <code>yodl</code> encounters the candidate macros, no warning is generated. A fragment might therefore be: <pre> NOUSERMACRO(file sed) The necessary file(s) are in ... See the manual page for sed(1). </pre> <p>The <code>NOUSERMACRO</code> accepts one or more names in its argument, separated by spaces, commas, colons, or semi-colons. <!-- if this file ./Documentation/footer.html.in is present, it is included automatically by add-html-footer, and replaces the simple standard footer substitutions: * index, * package name * package name * ENV:WEBMASTER, * ENV:WEBMASTER --> <hr> Go <a href=>back</a> to index of Yodl. <p> Please send Yodl questions and comments to <a href="mailto:yodl@icce.rug.nl"> <em>yodl@icce.rug.nl</em></a>. <p> <!-- package Yodl Yodl --> Please send comments on these web pages to <a href="mailto:(address unknown)"><em>(address unknown)</em></a> <p> Copyright (c) 1997, 1998, 1999 Karel Kubat and Jan Nieuwenhuizen. <p> Verbatim copying and distribution of this entire article is permitted in any medium, provided this notice is preserved.<p> <hr><font size=-1> This page was built from Yodl-1.31.18 by <address><br>Stew Benedict <<a href=\"mailto:(address unknown)\">(address unknown)</a>>, Sat Jan 18 18:43:45 2003 EST.</address><p></font></BODY> </html>