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tweaks: slightly reword a phrase in the explanation of --colonparsing

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Benno Schulenberg 2024-07-06 12:02:14 +02:00
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@ -360,8 +360,8 @@ understand the digits as a line number. If the trimmed filename does
not exist either, then repeat the process and understand the obtained
two numbers as line and column number. But if the doubly trimmed
filename does not exist either, then forget the trimming and accept
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing, use
something like \fB+1\fR before the filename.
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing for some
file, use \fB+1\fR or similar before the relevant filename.
.TP
.BR \-% ", " \-\-stateflags
Use the top-right corner of the screen for showing some state flags:

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doc/nano.texi
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@ -728,8 +728,8 @@ understand the digits as a line number. If the trimmed filename does
not exist either, then repeat the process and understand the obtained
two numbers as line and column number. But if the doubly trimmed
filename does not exist either, then forget the trimming and accept
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing, use
something like @code{+1} before the filename.
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing for some
file, use @code{+1} or similar before the relevant filename.
@item -%
@itemx --stateflags
@ -947,8 +947,8 @@ understand the digits as a line number. If the trimmed filename does
not exist either, then repeat the process and understand the obtained
two numbers as line and column number. But if the doubly trimmed
filename does not exist either, then forget the trimming and accept
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing, use
something like @code{+1} before the filename.
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing for some
file, use @code{+1} or similar before the relevant filename.
@item set constantshow
Constantly display the cursor position on the status bar.

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doc/nanorc.5
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@ -129,8 +129,8 @@ understand the digits as a line number. If the trimmed filename does
not exist either, then repeat the process and understand the obtained
two numbers as line and column number. But if the doubly trimmed
filename does not exist either, then forget the trimming and accept
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing, use
something like \fB+1\fR before the filename.
the original filename as is. To disable this colon parsing for some
file, use \fB+1\fR or similar before the relevant filename.
.TP
.B set constantshow
Constantly display the cursor position in the status bar.