At 11:32 PM 06/15/02 +0800, Stas Bekman wrote:
mp% perl Makefile mp# make install
If the letters don't mean anything special for the context they are shown in then I'd go for simply % and # and define those some place as % being a normal user prompt, and # is something that may require special privs. I tend to get more confused about where a command needs to be run vs. by what user. To we have a "conventions used on this site" page?
true, but:
1. people don't read convention pages. 2. if you happen to have a single line
# make install
some will think of it as a comment. And that's the only reason why I suggest some prefix. Otherwise % and # are perfect with me.
Personally, I also like seeing real-life examples instead of something generic. Like a cut-n-paste of a real session -- I can then relate that to my OS (granted the examples is see are often linux). But that takes too much room.
Yes, that's the main problem :(
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