Fix whitespace issues in stepper help output [2/3]

Realign so that "[Stepper command]" and "[Abbreviation]" are lined
up with each other and with the break, help and toplevel commands.
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Kris Katterjohn 2017-03-12 19:37:15 -05:00
parent e61f67bd78
commit 6dfa232e72

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@ -238,37 +238,37 @@ all functions."
`("Stepper commands"
((:newline) (step-next) :constant
"newline Advance to the next form"
"newline [Stepper command]~@
~@
Step to next form.~%")
"newline [Stepper command]~@
~@
Step to next form.~%")
((:s :skip) step-skip nil
":s(kip) Skip current form or until function"
":skip &optional arg [Stepper command]~@
:s &optional arg [Abbreviation]~@
~@
Continue evaluation without stepping. Without argument, resume
stepping after the current form. With numeric argument (n),
resume stepping at the n-th level above. With function name, resume
when given function is called.~%")
":skip &optional arg [Stepper command]~@
:s &optional arg [Abbreviation]~@
~@
Continue evaluation without stepping. Without argument, resume
stepping after the current form. With numeric argument (n),
resume stepping at the n-th level above. With function name, resume
when given function is called.~%")
((:pr :print) (step-print) :constant
":pr(int) Pretty print current form"
":print [Stepper command]~@
:p [Abbreviation]~@
~@
Pretty print current form.~%")
":print [Stepper command]~@
:p [Abbreviation]~@
~@
Pretty print current form.~%")
((:form) *step-form* :constant
":form Current form"
":form [Stepper command]~@
~@
Return the current form. Nothing is done, but the current form~@
is returned as the value of this command. As a consequence,~@
it is printed by the top level in the usual way and saved in~@
the variable *. The main purpose of this command is to allow~@
the current form to be examined further by accessing *.~%")
":form [Stepper command]~@
~@
Return the current form. Nothing is done, but the current form~@
is returned as the value of this command. As a consequence,~@
it is printed by the top level in the usual way and saved in~@
the variable *. The main purpose of this command is to allow~@
the current form to be examined further by accessing *.~%")
((:x :exit) (step-quit) :constant
":x or :exit Finish evaluation and exit stepper"
":exit [Stepper command]~@
:x [Abbreviation]~@
":exit [Stepper command]~@
:x [Abbreviation]~@
~@
Finish evaluation without stepping.~%")
))