On 20/09/12 15:31, Andy Wokula wrote:
Am 09.09.2012 16:17, schrieb Bram Moolenaar:>
Simon Ruderich wrote:
On Wed, Sep 05, 2012 at 02:27:43PM +0200, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
By putting commands in backticks we can make the difference. I was
wondering if this would cause problems somewhere, thus I changed a few
places to use backticks. It seems to be OK, thus we could do this for
all the help files.
While looking at the help files I found two problems I'm not sure
how to handle.
Should examples like ":au group ..." also be put in backticks,
e.g. `:au group ...` (which is not colored at the moment) or only
commands, e.g ":autogroup" -> `:autogroup` - and stuff like ":au
group ..." stays in quotes.
Every command a user would type should be in single quotes. But not
option values, command output, etc.
Related to this is e.g. ":{range}!cmd" which is not a tag and
can't be followed with Ctrl-], should it be put in `..`? Same for
"caw" for which no help is available.
In short, should all `..` point to tags, and what to do with the
commands which don't have a tag?
No, the backticks are not for tags but for commands. We may need to
change the way tags are extracted in help files so that using CTRL-] on
the command inside backticks works.
Now `sequence` is for commands the user can type, or a sequence of
commands. I found that also many |:cmd| notations have been turned
into `:cmd`. Isn't this bad? Now CTRL-] on `sequence` sometimes
works (basic command) and sometimes not (sequence of commands, command
with arguments, etc).
Wouldn't it be better to keep the |:cmd| notation when possible?
Yes, especially since `this` is displayed in blue while |that| is in
green (using the default colours).
Best regards,
Tony.
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