 import Foundation
 
 
-// "It's all boxes all the way down."
-//
-// Mustache templates don't eat raw values: they eat boxed values.
-//
-// To box something, you use the Box() function. It comes in several
-// variants so that nearly anything can be boxed and feed templates.
-//
-// This file is organized in five sections with many examples. You can use the
-// Playground included in `Mustache.xcworkspace` to run those examples.
-//
-//
-// - MustacheBoxable and the Boxing of Swift types
-//
-//   The MustacheBoxable protocol makes any Swift type able to be boxed with
-//   the Box(MustacheBoxable?) function.
-//
-//   Learn how the Swift types Bool, Int, UInt, Double, and String are rendered.
-//
-//
-// - Boxing of Swift collections and dictionaries
-//
-//   There is one Box() function for collections, and another one for
-//   dictionaries.
-//
-//
-// - ObjCMustacheBoxable and the Boxing of Objective-C objects
-//
-//   There is a Box() function for Objective-C objects.
-//
-//   Learn how NSObject, NSNull, NSString, NSNumber, NSArray, NSDictionary and
-//   NSSet are rendered.
-//
-//
-// - Boxing of Core Mustache functions
-//
-//   The "core Mustache functions" are raw filters, Mustache lambdas, etc. Those
-//   can be boxed as well so that you can feed templates with filters,
-//   Mustache lambdas, and more.
-//
-//
-// - Boxing of multi-facetted values
-//
-//   Describes the most advanced Box() function.
+/**
+
+"It's all boxes all the way down."
+
+Mustache templates don't eat raw values: they eat boxed values.
+
+To box something, you use the Box() function. It comes in several variants so
+that nearly anything can be boxed and feed templates.
+
+This file is organized in five sections with many examples. You can use the
+Playground included in `Mustache.xcworkspace` to run those examples.
+
+
+- MustacheBoxable and the Boxing of Swift types
+
+  The MustacheBoxable protocol makes any Swift type able to be boxed with the
+  Box(MustacheBoxable?) function.
+
+  Learn how the Swift types Bool, Int, UInt, Double, and String are rendered.
+
+
+- Boxing of Swift collections and dictionaries
+
+  There is one Box() function for collections, and another one for dictionaries.
+
+
+- ObjCMustacheBoxable and the Boxing of Objective-C objects
+
+  There is a Box() function for Objective-C objects.
+
+  Learn how NSObject, NSNull, NSString, NSNumber, NSArray, NSDictionary and
+  NSSet are rendered.
+
+
+- Boxing of Core Mustache functions
+
+  The "core Mustache functions" are raw filters, Mustache lambdas, etc. Those
+  can be boxed as well so that you can feed templates with filters, Mustache
+  lambdas, and more.
+
+
+- Boxing of multi-facetted values
+
+  Describes the most advanced Box() function.
+
+*/
 
 
 // =============================================================================

*/
@objc public protocol ObjCMustacheBoxable {
    
    // Why do we need this ObjC-dedicated protocol, when we already have the
    // MustacheBoxable protocol?
    //

// MARK: - Boxing of Swift collections and dictionaries


// IMPLEMENTATION NOTE
//
// This function is a private helper for collection types CollectionType and
// NSSet. Collections render as the concatenation of the rendering of their
// items.
