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116 Optional. If present, a section titled "See Also" is generated in the resulting documentation. For example: |
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118 ==see-also |
118 ==see-also |
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120 L<ps|ps>, L<objinfo|objinfo> |
120 L<ps|ps>, L<objinfo|objinfo> |
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124 Commands may optionally specify a snippet of code to test the basic functionality of the command. See the L<ciftest|commands::ciftest> documentation for more details. |
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122 =head2 The enum type |
126 =head2 The enum type |
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124 The C<enum> type can be used for an option or argument that takes a limited number of named values, in much the same was as C/C++ enums are used. For an option or argument of type C<enum> you must specify the possible values that the enum can take using the C<==enum-value> keyword. These may optionally have a separate description per value. If any value has an individual description, they all must. |
128 The C<enum> type can be used for an option or argument that takes a limited number of named values, in much the same was as C/C++ enums are used. For an option or argument of type C<enum> you must specify the possible values that the enum can take using the C<==enum-value> keyword. These may optionally have a separate description per value. If any value has an individual description, they all must. |
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