>> The 'funky' signs are basically taken from 'ls -F' ( '/' for directory, >> '@' for symlinks, '*' for executables. The rest are supplemented ('#' >> for hash files, '<num>'/'<min>-<max>' for number of lines in the files). >> >> I think these signs are quite intuitive. > > I disagree. Given that there are no min/max values for any file (AFAIK), > it seems strange to use it in the documentation.
Currently you are right. But there are xml element definitions in the schema for min/maxElements. > In general, I think > documentation that requires a key to read is bad. It's not like we're > running out of space on the lines or anything, so just putting the > actual word there seems like the most logical thing to me. Ok, I changed the xsl. > I noticed that the wiki page shows things that are commented in the XML > source, is that intentional? Oh, no.. I removed the comment begin/end to see if <elements> lists work and forgot to restore before inserting the xsl-output into the wiki. > It should also use _ as the word separator > in the name, like the other pages do. The page name is taken from the old wiki page. But I just moved the page to http://wiki.linux-vserver.org/VServer_Configuration Ciao Tim _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list Vserver@list.linux-vserver.org http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver