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- Make configuration file directives a section - Group configuration directives into groups and title the subsections appropriately Although a alphabetically-sorted list is good enough, regrouping them semantically helps with clarity.
- Group the options by type It makes finding what you need easier and faster.
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I like the idea of having the description of configuration directives structured. @glensc What is your opinion on this? |
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I think good change, subsection titles are also okay. |
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OK, merging. @tqdv Thanks for the contribution! |
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- Group the options by type It makes finding what you need easier and faster. Closes #248
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I rearranged the man page so that it isn't just an alphabetically sorted list of options and directives. This should make it easier for people skimming the man page to find what they need.
Though, I'm not entirely sure about the subsection titles.