Thanks for helping. It's a pitty that horizontal labels only usable in a small cases. I've switched all to vertical labeled lists.
But good to know about the open block :) cheers, Thomas On 26 Feb., 04:19, Stuart Rackham <[email protected]> wrote: > On 25/02/12 23:34, Thomas wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > '-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' > > ------ > > The 'horizontal' list style emits a two column DocBook table which does not > translate very well to the manpage troff format, stick to the default vertical > labeled lists (DocBook 'variable' lists) which are rendered much better. > > Put this in your manpage: > > 8<--------------------------------- > '-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' > ------ > > -- > 8<---------------------------------- > > Note that I've used a single 'open' block for list item continuation because > it's less cluttered and less prone to editing mistakes. Also you don't need a > continuation line between the two list items (nested lists are detected > automatically by asciidoc), nor does the list item's first text paragraph > require explicit continuation. > > Cheers, Stuart -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "asciidoc" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/asciidoc?hl=en.
