Closed HalosGhost closed 2 years ago
Upon a bit more testing, I was initially incorrect, and lengthening that string to as long as <no argument>
indeed renders it in-bold. However, env
is actually as long as I want it to be. Is there a way to force bold formatting in this circumstance?
It is underlined because it appears as an argument in the synopsis. If it doesn't match an argument, it is formatted in bold because the spaces following it make it the defining term of a tag list.
Mmm, so it automatically pulls things out of the synopsis. That's kind of unexpected but understandable. Thanks for the clarification!
In the below example I've put together,
<no argument>
is emphasized as I expect, butenv
is underlined rather than set in-bold. At first, I thought this might be becauseenv
is so short, but even when I lengthen it to any length (even longer than<no argument>
), it has no change.What am I missing?