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@@ -154,6 +154,14 @@ use syn::parse_macro_input;
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/// typical example. This is a _not-equals statement_, and it
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/// means that the value of the expression on the left is not
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/// equal to the value of the expression on the right.
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+/// - Statements can also be combined with `AND(st1,st2,...,stn)` and
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+/// `OR(st1,st2,...,stn)`. The list of statements in the macro
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+/// invocation are implicitly put into a top-level `AND`. `AND`s
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+/// and `OR`s can be arbitrarily nested. As usual, an `AND`
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+/// statement is true when all of its component statements are
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+/// true; an `OR` statement is true when at least one of its
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+/// component statements is true.
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+///
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///
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/// The macro creates a submodule with the name specified by
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/// `proto_name`. This module contains:
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