Limit line length to 80 & clean-up nearby formatting. #282
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Wide-ranging but essentially trivial adjustment of line length. Also fixes top-level indenting in gdb.rst particularly.
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ezio-melotti
Oct 13, 2017
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Isn't the space necessary here?
You could remove the comma and use example::, but otherwise I would leave it as is.
jeff5
Oct 13, 2017
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That's a bit of Eclipse formatting (good for some things), not intentional. I see that in the original, the comma shows and the colon is invisible. I'll replace with the long form.
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Primary aim is to conform to the 80 character rule (where possible). At the same time I've cleaned up other formatting faults in the same area as the long lines.
I don't personally like to re-flow paragraphs further than end of the affected sentence when I'm writing, so I mostly haven't. It makes it easier to see what changed.