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Update config template to reflect changes

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Added more detailed information related to the subreddit_format option
to reflect changes in SubredditPage, and mark the subreddit_format
option as an experimental feature.
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John Helmert
2019-08-20 21:38:08 -05:00
parent 446f50be28
commit c174a19618
1 changed files with 15 additions and 6 deletions
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@@ -65,14 +65,23 @@ hide_username = False
; look_and_feel = default ; look_and_feel = default
; look_and_feel = compact ; look_and_feel = compact
; The subreddit_format option defines the format of submissions in a Subreddit ; The subreddit_format option defines the format of submissions in a
; page. If specified, this option will override whatever was set in ; SubredditPage. Some caveats:
; look_and_feel. Multiple lines are supported, but lines after the first must ;
; be indented. Unfortunately, this means that this isn't capable of ; If specified, this option will override whatever was set in
; interpreting leading spaces. ; look_and_feel.
;
; Lines after the first line must be intented for Python's config parser to
; understand the option having multiple lines
;
; Attributes are assigned only to the text written from a format specifier.
; Certain characters ("<>/{}[]()|_-~") are assigned the separator attribute,
; but no extraneous text added by the user will have an attribute.
;
; This feature is experimental and bound to have bugs. If you find one, please
; file a bug report at https://gitlab.com/ajak/tuir/issues
; ;
; List of valid format specifiers and what they evaluate to: ; List of valid format specifiers and what they evaluate to:
;
; %i index ; %i index
; %t title ; %t title
; %s score ; %s score