Line: Use fences for code blocks
@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ The value of each key hold the content of the actual file line-by-line.
For example, consider the following content of the file `~/.config/line` where the
numbers on the left represent the line numbers:
+```
1 setting1 true
2 setting2 false
3 setting3 1000
@@ -37,25 +38,29 @@ numbers on the left represent the line numbers:
7 //some other comment
8
9 setting4 -1
+```
We mount that file by:
- > sudo kdb mount line user/line line
+```bash
+sudo kdb mount line user/line line
+```
This file would result in the following keyset which is being displayed as
`key: value`, e.g. with:
- > kdb export -c "format=%s: %s" user/line simpleini
-
- #0: setting1 true
- #1: setting2 false
- #2: setting3 1000
- #3: #comment
- #4:
- #5:
- #6: //some other comment
- #7:
- #8: setting4 -l
+```bash
+kdb export -c "format=%s: %s" user/line simpleini
+#> 0: setting1 true
+#> 1: setting2 false
+#> 2: setting3 1000
+#> 3: #comment
+#> 4:
+#> 5:
+#> 6: //some other comment
+#> 7:
+#> 8: setting4 -l
+```
### Creating Files
