I would like to check my understanding of your system. It appears that your pseudo code sections (pc) are like
Knuth's macro names but you have no invoke. The definition of the pc section is the (possibly absent) code section (c)
that is part of the same node (n).
If I understand correctly, then the programmer doesn't have any control over the presentation order, only the hierarchical
layout. By separating the invoke from the macro definition, in Knuth's form you can have both the hierarchial view,
by starting at the root file node and digging down, or follow the linear order provided by the programmer (skipping using links
when desired).

At 09:37 AM 11/27/2002 +0100, you wrote:

You can hide (fold) large chunks of code/documentation so you get a better overview of the code and that you can click on a function call (with links to the definition in the same file or another file) and it unfolds in place so you get an better overview of what the function does in that context.

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