Architecture: Use fences for code blocks
@@ -180,6 +180,7 @@ within the mount point configuration provided by the administrator.
Example for a mount point configuration:
+```
system/elektra/mountpoints
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab/config
@@ -207,6 +208,7 @@ Example for a mount point configuration:
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab/setplugins/#3#path#path#/config/path/allow=proc tmpfs none
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab/setplugins/#5#fstab
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab/setplugins/#7#resolver
+```
Let us look at the subkeys below the key
`system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab`:
@@ -217,11 +219,15 @@ Let us look at the subkeys below the key
this configuration directly below `system` in its
**plugin configuration**. For example,
+ ```
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab/config/struct/FStab/mpoint
+ ```
will be translated to
+ ```
system/struct/FStab/mpoint
+ ```
and inserted into the plugin configuration for all plugins in the
`fstab` backend.
@@ -269,11 +275,15 @@ Each of the plugins inside the three lists may have the subkey
configuration. This configuration appears in the user's configuration
of the plugin. Configuration is renamed properly. For example, the key
+```
system/elektra/mountpoints/fstab/setplugins/#3#path#path#/config/path/allow
+```
is transformed to
+```
user/path/allow
+```
and appears in the plugin configuration of the path plugin
inside the fstab backend.
