happy new year
the ast tw command has an EXAMPLES section you can examine by
tw --usage 2>&1 | fmt -o
try something like
[+EXAMPLES]
{
[+tw?Lists the current directory tree.]
[+tw chmod go-w?Turns off the group and other write permissions
for all files in the current directory tree using a minimal
amount of \bchmod\b(1) command execs.]
[+tw -e \"uid != \'bozo\' || (mode & \'go=w\')\"?Lists all
files in the current directory that don\'t belong to the user
\bbozo\b or have group or other write permission.]
}
On Thu, 3 Jan 2013 00:03:15 -0500 Aaron Davies wrote:
> is there a way to drop down a single line (and add a tab) in a man section
> defined in an extended getopts text?
> e.g. the traditional way to format an EXAMPLES section seems to be
> command -xyz 1 foo
> descriptive text
> (with the example itself in bold)
> but i can't figure out how to do that from a [+name?text] group
> e.g. in
> ~ :) % /bin/cat ./foo.ksh
> #!/usr/bin/env ksh
> while getopts $'[-][+EXAMPLES?\bcommand -xyz 1 foo\b\ndescriptive text]' opt
> do
> :
> done
> ~ :) % ksh --version
> version sh (AT&T Research) 93u 2011-02-08
> ~ :( % ./foo.ksh --man
> EXAMPLES command -xyz 1 foo descriptive text
> SYNOPSIS
> ./foo.ksh [ options ]
> ~ :( %
> the newline and the tab disappear
> (when i use --??nroff and generate a typeset manpage, the bold comes out
> correctly)
> --
> Aaron Davies
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