*/ // keys need to match the config setting name $lang['prompt'] ='Regexp (delimited by / | = , ; % or @) or string that describes the main prompt of the CLI. default is ‘/^.{0,30}?[$%>#] /’. It matches the shortest text within 30 chars from the begining of line that ends in $, %, >, # followed by a space. It works well for a majority of cli, including shells.
If your prompt and your secondary prompt both end in ‘> ’ you will have to make this regexp or the regexp for the secondary prompt more specific as this regexp will match both prompts'; $lang['continue'] ='Regexp (delimited by / | = , ; % or @) or string that describe the CLI secondary prompt. Default value is ‘/^.{0,30}?> /’. It matches the shortest text not longer than 30 chars that ends in ‘> ’.'; $lang['comment'] ='Comment regexp or string. Default is ‘/(^#)| #/’. It matches a # at the begining of line or a space followed by a sharp sign.'; $lang['namedprompt']='named prompt list, one per line, using this format : "name:regexp or string"
Name may then be used as shortcut in wiki pages this way
<cli t=name>
It is quite shorter than
<cli prompt="blabla" continue="blibli" comment="zap">'; $lang['namedcontinue']='named secondary prompt list, one per line, using this format : "name:regexp or string"'; $lang['namedcomment']='named comment list, one per line, using this format : "name:regexp or string"'; $lang['odtbackground'] = 'When exporting pages to ODT or PDF format with the odt plugin, background color of the <cli> blocks. The default value #f7f9fa is the same as the one used by the <code> blocs.'; $lang['odtborderwidth'] = 'When exporting pages to ODT or PDF format with the odt plugin, width in a CSS unit length, usually point «pt», of the border of the <cli> blocs. Default value : 0.06pt'; $lang['odtbordercolor'] = 'When exporting pages to ODT or PDF format with the odt plugin, bordercolor of the <cli> blocs. Default is #8cacbb'; $lang['debug'] = 'When on, the recognised <cli> parameters are printed as message when saving or previewing and edited page.
This is mainly used by the dev, but may help you too on occasion.'; //Setup VIM: ex: et ts=4 :