eeprom —
display or modify contents of the EEPROM or
OpenPROM
eeprom |
[ -cipv
]
[-f
device
]
[-N
system
]
[] |
Observe the following details:
- Both field and
value are marked up with
Ar because they need to be replaced by
the user.
- From the user's perspective, the equal sign is considered as punctuation,
so it doesn't need semantic markup. It doesn't need physical markup either
because right after the
Op macro,
normal font mode is active, anyway.
- From the technical perspective of the
mdoc(7)
language, the equal sign is not considered as punctuation, but as a normal
character; so it doesn't need to be escaped.
- Spacing needs to be suppressed both after the field and before the
value.
- There is no need to suppress spacing before the equal sign because right
after the opening of an enclosure, in this case right after
Op, no spacing is generated in the
first place.
Ar
... is used to indicate that the previous
argument may be repeated.- There is a nested enclosure with the outer enlosure containing additional
content after the end of the inner enclosure. In that case, implicit
enclosures (those extending to the end of the line) don't do the job. At
least one of the enclosures needs to be explicit, that is, have an end
macro. The solution above chose to make the outer enclosure explicit,
letting it span multiple lines. In simple cases, one can alternatively
make the inner enclosure explicit and put everything on one input line as
follows: