Hi,
I'm converting manpages from docbook to asciidoc and now I have a
problem with the following original block:
<snip>
OPTIONS
:
-i <level>
Specifies the level of information that FvwmCommand
outputs.
0 Error messages only.
FvwmCommand -i0 FvwmBanner
will show a banner without any output. On the other
hand,
FvwmCommand -i 0 foobar
will return,
[fvwm][executeModule]: <<ERROR>> No such module
´foobar´ in ModulePath '/usr/lib/X11/fvwm'
Note that Fvwm doesn't return any error messages in
cases like below since 'windowid' itself is a valid command.
FvwmCommand -i 0 'windowid foo bar'
<snip>
I tried this:
'-i' '<level>'::
+
Specifies the level of information that *FvwmCommand* outputs.
+
[horizontal]
0::: Error messages only
+
------
FvwmCommand -i0 FvwmBanner
------
+
will show a banner without any output. On the other hand,
+
------
FvwmCommand -i 0 foobar
------
+
will return
+
------
[fvwm][executeModule]: <<ERROR>> No such module
´foobar´ in ModulePath '/usr/lib/X11/fvwm'
------
+
Note that Fvwm doesn't return any error messages in cases like below
since 'windowid' itself is a valid command.
+
------
FvwmCommand -i 0 'windowid foo bar'
------
but it looks like this then:
<snip>
-i <level>
Specifies the level of information that FvwmCommand
outputs.
0 Error messages only
FvwmCommand -i0 FvwmBanner
will show a banner without any output. On
the other
hand,
FvwmCommand -i 0 foobar
will return
[fvwm][executeModule]: <<ERROR>> No such
module
´foobar´ in ModulePath '/usr/lib/X11/
fvwm'
Note that Fvwm doesn’t return any error
messages in
cases like below since windowid itself is a
valid
command.
FvwmCommand -i 0 'windowid foo bar'
<snip>
In the html page it looks ok ...
I've tried several things but nothing helps. The only which looks ok
was this:
[horizontal]
0;; Error messages only::
+
------
FvwmCommand -i0 FvwmBanner
------
but then the ';;' was shown behind the zero and a warning occurs:
asciidoc: WARNING: FvwmCommand.txt: line 96: missing style: [blockdef-
listing]: horizontal
Can anybody help me?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas
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