From: Richard Russon Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2017 14:00:20 +0000 (+0000) Subject: docs: fix docbook validation X-Git-Tag: neomutt-20170128~15 X-Git-Url: https://granicus.if.org/sourcecode?a=commitdiff_plain;h=4ac6d96468a935e49d50f444d42198ae9d010cf2;p=neomutt docs: fix docbook validation --- diff --git a/doc/manual.xml.head b/doc/manual.xml.head index 7f283e4b3..70f85f211 100644 --- a/doc/manual.xml.head +++ b/doc/manual.xml.head @@ -5980,70 +5980,163 @@ string. This example matches messages whose senders are known aliases. Message Ranges - - If a message number range (from now on: MNR) contains a comma (,), - it is a relative MNR. That means the numbers denote - offsets from the highlighted message. For - example: + + If a message number range (from now on: MNR) contains a comma (,), + it is a relative MNR. That means the numbers denote + offsets from the highlighted message. For example: + + Relative Message Number Ranges - PatternExplanation + + Pattern + Explanation + - ~m -2,2Previous 2, highlighted and next 2 emails - ~m 0,1Highlighted and next email + + + ~m -2,2 + + Previous 2, highlighted and next 2 emails + + + + ~m 0,1 + + Highlighted and next email +
- In addition to numbers, either side of the range can also contain one - of the special characters (shortcuts).^$. The meaning is: + + In addition to numbers, either side of the range can also contain one + of the special characters (shortcuts).^$. The meaning is: + - MNR Shortcuts + Message Number Shortcuts - ShortcutExplanationExampleMeaning + + Shortcut + Explanation + Example + Meaning + - .Current / Highlighted~m -3,.Previous 3 emails plus the highlighted one - $Last~m .,$Highlighted email and all the later ones - ^First~m ^,1Highlighted, next and all preceding ones + + + . + + Current / Highlighted + + ~m -3,. + + Previous 3 emails plus the highlighted one + + + + $ + + Last + + ~m .,$ + + Highlighted email and all the later ones + + + + ^ + + First + + ~m ^,1 + + Highlighted, next and all preceding ones +
- Lastly, you can also leave either side of the range blank, to make it - extend as far as possible. For example, ~m ,1 has - the same meaning as the last example in . - - - Otherwise, if a MNR doesn't contain a comma, the - meaning is similar to other ranges, except that the shortcuts are - still available. Examples: + + Lastly, you can also leave either side of the range blank, to make it + extend as far as possible. For example, ~m ,1 has + the same meaning as the last example in . + + + + Otherwise, if a MNR doesn't contain a comma, the + meaning is similar to other ranges, except that the shortcuts are + still available. Examples: + + Absolute Message Number Ranges - PatternExplanation + + Pattern + Explanation + - ~m 3-10Emails 3 to 10 - ~m -10Emails 1 to 10 - ~m 10-Emails 10 to last - ~m <3First and second email - ~m ^-2First and second email - ~m >1Everything but first email - ~m 2-$Everything but first email - ~m 2Just the second email + + + ~m 3-10 + + Emails 3 to 10 + + + + ~m -10 + + Emails 1 to 10 + + + + ~m 10- + + Emails 10 to last + + + + ~m <3 + + First and second email + + + + ~m ^-2 + + First and second email + + + + ~m >1 + + Everything but first email + + + + ~m 2-$ + + Everything but first email + + + + ~m 2 + + Just the second email +
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