Remove from documentation that lines in ocp.ini can span multiple lin…

…es using \ character
mywave82 · Sep 23, 2022 · 02cfc93 · 02cfc93
1 parent e23a039
commit 02cfc93
Show file tree

Hide file tree

Showing 2 changed files with 0 additions and 28 deletions.
diff --git a/doc/opencp.dox.in b/doc/opencp.dox.in
@@ -1402,20 +1402,6 @@ both options are totally independent of each other.
 ~;~. The rest of the line starting from the ~;~ is considered as a comment and not
 processed.
 
-  Normally the definition for an option ends with the end of the line. If many
-parameters are needed to specify an option they may exceed the default line
-width of 80 characters. Although this is no problem for OCP it is not nice
-looking. You can extend a line logically by using the unix like ~backquote~ at
-the end of a line to begin a new line without interrupting the current option
-definition.
-
-  \[example\]
-    option1=parameter1 parameter2
-    option2=parameter1 \\
-            parameter2
-
-  Both optains contain exactly the same parameters.
-
   When modifying the configuration you should always start with the default
 configuration file and configure it to your needs. Building a bug free config
 file from scratch is difficult.

diff --git a/doc/texi/configuration.texi b/doc/texi/configuration.texi
@@ -51,20 +51,6 @@ Comments can be placed anywhere in the configuration file and are
 marked by a @emph{;}. The rest of the line starting from the
 @emph{;} is considered as a comment and not processed.
 
-Normally the definition for an option ends with the end of the
-line. If many parameters are needed to specify an option they may
-exceed the default line width of 80 characters. Although this is no
-problem for OCP it is not nice looking. You can extend a line
-logically by using the unix like @emph{backquote} at the end of a line
-to begin a newline without interupting the current option definition.
-@example
-[example]
-  option1=parameter1 parameter2
-  option2=parameter1 \
-          parameter2
-@end example
-Both options contain exactly the same parameters.
-
 When modifying the configuration you should always start with the
 default configuration file and configure it to your needs. Building a
 bug free config file from scratch is difficult. @footnote{And remember