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[libucw.git] / ucw / doc / config.txt

diff --git a/ucw/doc/config.txt b/ucw/doc/config.txt
index 4e036cad147a26ce7e755e32ed99602c5f9ab4a3..6b32c5adda3e5415134e69d3d754869146ad5882 100644 (file)
--- a/ucw/doc/config.txt
+++ b/ucw/doc/config.txt
@@ -72,6 +72,7 @@ supported:
        d=86400         k=1000          K=1024
        h=3600          m=1000000       M=1048576
        %=0.01          g=1000000000    G=1073741824
        d=86400         k=1000          K=1024
        h=3600          m=1000000       M=1048576
        %=0.01          g=1000000000    G=1073741824

+                       t=1000000000000 T=1099511627776

 
 Attributes of a section or a list node can be set in two ways.  First,
 you can write the name of the section or list, open a bracket, and then
 
 Attributes of a section or a list node can be set in two ways.  First,
 you can write the name of the section or list, open a bracket, and then


@@ -121,6 +122,7 @@ the name of the operation.  The following operations are supported:
   List:after { attr1=search1 } { ... } # insert a node after a found node
   List:before { attr1=search1 } { ... }        # insert a node before a found node
   List:copy { attr1=search1 } { ... }  # duplicate a node and edit the copy
   List:after { attr1=search1 } { ... } # insert a node after a found node
   List:before { attr1=search1 } { ... }        # insert a node before a found node
   List:copy { attr1=search1 } { ... }  # duplicate a node and edit the copy

+  List:reset { attr=value1; ... }      # equivalent to :clear and :append

 
 You can specify several attributes in the search condition and the nodes
 are tested for equality in all these attributes.  In the editing
 
 You can specify several attributes in the search condition and the nodes
 are tested for equality in all these attributes.  In the editing


@@ -129,7 +131,8 @@ or specify the new values using the shorter one-line syntax.
 
 The commands :clear, :append, and :prepend are also supported by var-length
 arrays.  The command :clear can also be used on string values.  The following
 
 The commands :clear, :append, and :prepend are also supported by var-length
 arrays.  The command :clear can also be used on string values.  The following

-operations can be used on bitmaps: :set, :remove, :clear, and :all.
+operations can be used on bitmaps: :set (which is equal to :append and :prepend),
+:remove, :clear, and :all (set all bits).

 
 [[include]]
 Including other files
 
 [[include]]
 Including other files


@@ -137,7 +140,11 @@ Including other files
 
 To include another file, use the command
 
 
 To include another file, use the command
 

-  include another/file
+  Include another/file
+
+or if the file needs not to exist
+
+  OptionalInclude another/file

 
 (Beware that this command has to be the last one on the line.)
 
 
 (Beware that this command has to be the last one on the line.)