Commit 3ec74a3a authored by Dridi Boukelmoune's avatar Dridi Boukelmoune

doc: Format OCD

Better diff with the --word-diff --ignore-all-space options.
parent 5a99d056
......@@ -84,9 +84,9 @@ Strings
Basic strings are enclosed in double quotes ``"``\ *...*\ ``"``, and
may not contain newlines. Long strings are enclosed in
``{"``\ *...*\ ``"}`` or ``"""``\ *...*\ ``"""``. They may contain any character including single
double quotes ``"``, newline and other control characters except for the
*NUL* (0x00) character.
``{"``\ *...*\ ``"}`` or ``"""``\ *...*\ ``"""``. They may contain any
character including single double quotes ``"``, newline and other control
characters except for the *NUL* (0x00) character.
Booleans
~~~~~~~~
......@@ -511,9 +511,9 @@ ban(STRING)
Either a literal string or a regular expression. Note that
*<arg>* does not use any of the string delimiters like ``"`` or
``{"``\ *...*\ ``"}`` or ``"""``\ *...*\ ``"""`` used elsewhere in varnish. To match
against strings containing whitespace, regular expressions
containing ``\s`` can be used.
``{"``\ *...*\ ``"}`` or ``"""``\ *...*\ ``"""`` used elsewhere
in varnish. To match against strings containing whitespace,
regular expressions containing ``\s`` can be used.
* for duration fields:
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......@@ -23,10 +23,10 @@ to do the "count-the-backslashes" polka::
regsub("barf", "(b)(a)(r)(f)", "\4\3\2p") -> "frap"
Long strings are enclosed in {" ... "} or """ ... """. They may contain any character
including ", newline and other control characters except for the NUL
(0x00) character. If you really want NUL characters in a string there
is a VMOD that makes it possible to create such strings.
Long strings are enclosed in {" ... "} or """ ... """. They may contain
any character including ", newline and other control characters except
for the NUL (0x00) character. If you really want NUL characters in a
string there is a VMOD that makes it possible to create such strings.
.. _vcl_syntax_acl:
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