| seems pretty solid. Regarding the "2) right command / wrong command There are a few instances where a "right command" and "wrong command" are referenced. It appears that the '#' character is used with a wrong command. It's not clear when this convention would be used. Could you give me an example? I'm concerned that the use of '#' could be confusing since '#' is so commonly used as either a way to indicate that a command should be run as root or that any words after the '#' are a comment in a file." I then thought removing that will help having a good convention on that. <screen> <prompt>(mysql) </prompt><userinput>command to type</userinput> </screen> I totally agree, great :) 5) "Result of the command" The current suggestion is to use <programlisting>. I would use <screen> or <screen><computeroutput>. So, a command combined with its output: <screen> <prompt>(mysql)</prompt> <userinput>command to type</userinput> <computeroutput>result</computeroutput> </screen> Will take a time to update everything, but why not... Are we sure for these both html and PDF output will be consistent ? Nuage & Co - Razique Mahroua
Le 4 mars 2012 à 18:51, David Cramer a écrit :
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