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I got an idea about a standard for documentation inside config files, but I have been searching the net and have not found any way to post ...
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Suggestions for standards in linux?
Hi!
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I got an idea about a standard for documentation inside config files, but I have been searching the net and have not found any way to post my suggestions.
Is there any way to suggest general improvements/standards for the gnu/linux developers?
The suggestion is really offtopic but heres a rough explanation of my suggestion using php.ini as example:
The way config commands are written in the current config file will be presented in a regex-like syntax in a declaration.
ie.
For each command a datafield with int, string or constant values will be used (like in any doxygen-like function documentation)PHP Code:#{
#{command} = {value}}
Constant values is used when a config command got static input ie. On/Off.
There is a load of things I might add to this example like descriptions and so on...PHP Code:#{command = display_errors,
# datatype = constant[On/Off]}
display_errors = On
Using a standard for config file documentation is going to help developers to create gui:s for general configuration and that is my main objective with this suggestions.
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