I am new here, and my Google searches for posted answers to this
question have come up empty. I would appreciate any help with the
question below, including a pointer to appropriate URLs or docs.
Consider a text source for a man page (call it strata.1.txt)
containing the following:
*INPUT_FILE*::
(Required) A file containing a social strata data.
This file is a text file containing three fields per line,
separated by the "|" character. An example INPUT_FILE
record appears below:
Boston|Cabot|Lowell
If the user only wants to communicate with the Lowell
family and ignore the Cabots, the second field may be
blank or zero-length.
The "(Required)" text indents properly in the man page when run
through a2x, and the "Boston|Cabot|Lowell" line looks fine also.
However, I want the indentation of the "If the user" part to match the
"(Required)" part. Instead (because "If" is capitalized, I guess) it
is indented one level deeper. Is there some escape character that
should precede the "If",
or should there be some character on the preceding blank line to
accomplish this.
Thanks,
vbede_gg
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