function parseTagsTestfile2()
%! Comment: This is the second example file. Note, that a link is displayed
%    to open the m-file directly in MATLAB.
%/

v(:) = []; %! Info: At all times: full lines are given!

% Thus, writing a tag and open it in the middle of the line with %! would
% still present the full tag 
%/ .. Including the full last line

%! Info: Valid tags are: {Comment, Info, Todo, Debug} and they are
%  not identified case sensitively. 
%    * COMMENT is the default tag-name, if no valid name is given.
%    * INFO is used for some detailed code information, like some
%      special considerations of a numeric solver.
%    * TODO is useful, like noted above.
%    * DEBUG can be used to mark debug code, making it easier to get rid of
%      debug lines in a large matlab project.
%
%  You can filter the tags by using parseTags(cd, 'tags-restricted', 'debug')
%  to get all special debug lines. Remember, that you can directly open the
%  files with the link!
%
%  You can change the valid tag-names and default names by parseTags(cd,
%  'tags-valid', {default_tag, ToBeDone, ToBeDoBeDoo}
%/

%! debug: Testing last line