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Make the <k> tag mode-aware.

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Previously there was no way to produce links to the appropriate mode-specific
binding of a key using the <k> tag (e.g., <Tab> in the documentation always
linked to the Normal-mode command, although its command-line functionality is
different).  This commit introduces a `mode' attribute to the <k> tag, making
the distinction possible.
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Štěpán Němec
2010-09-25 02:18:17 +02:00
parent 0c34437805
commit 223859a33b
5 changed files with 55 additions and 10 deletions
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common/locale/en-US/developer.xml
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@@ -96,7 +96,12 @@
<dt>ex</dt> <dd>Link to an ex command. (HelpEx)</dd>
<dt>k</dt> <dd>Link to a key. (HelpKey)</dd>
<dt>&tab;@name</dt> <dd>The name attribute to &lt;k>. When provided, &lt;<a>value</a>> is prepended to
the element's contents, i.e., <em>&lt;k name="lt"/></em> becomes <em><k name="lt"/></em>.
the element's contents, i.e., <em>&lt;k name="Tab"/></em> becomes <em><k name="Tab"/></em>.
</dd>
<dt>&tab;@mode</dt> <dd>The mode attribute to &lt;k>. Some keys have different functions in different modes.
You can use this attribute to specify which of the modes (other than Normal) a key pertains to.
The &lt;<a>value</a>> is prepended to the element's contents, i.e., <em>&lt;k name="C-i" mode="i"/></em>
becomes <em><k name="C-i" mode="i"/></em>, and <em>&lt;k mode="i">i&lt;/k></em> becomes <em><k mode="i">i</k></em>.
</dd>
<dt>t</dt> <dd>Links to an arbitrary help topic. (HelpTopic)</dd>
</dl>