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[Dragonmtn-commits] Changes to snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml


From: Mark Loeser
Subject: [Dragonmtn-commits] Changes to snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml
Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 21:36:40 -0400

Index: snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml
diff -u snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml:1.3 
snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml:1.4
--- snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml:1.3        Sat Aug 20 06:34:42 2005
+++ snowwhiteHelp/chanserv/akick.xml    Mon Aug 29 01:36:38 2005
@@ -1,30 +1,58 @@
-<help service="chanserv">
-       <topic name="AKICK">
-               <command name="AKICK">
-                       <syntax>
+<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
+<!DOCTYPE help SYSTEM "../help.dtd">
+<help>
+       <service>
+               ChanServ
+       </service>
+       <command>
+               <name>
+                       AKICK
+               </name>
+               <syntax>
+                       <li>
                                /ChanServ AKICK &lt;#channel&gt; 
&lt;list|add|del|wipe&gt; [&lt;mask&gt;]
-                       </syntax>
-                       <desc>
-                               AKICK is a command used to maintain channel 
autokick lists.
-                       </desc>
-                       <section name="STATUS">
-                                       This command is provided for 
compatibility and ease-of-transition
-                                       purposes only. It is recommended that 
you instead use the LISTAK,
+                       </li>
+               </syntax>
+               <desc>
+                       AKICK is a command used to maintain channel autokick 
lists.
+               </desc>
+               <section>
+                       <heading>
+                               STATUS
+                       </heading>
+                       <body>
+                               This command is provided for compatibility and 
ease-of-transition
+                               purposes only. It is recommended that you 
instead use the LISTAK,
                                ADDAK, and DELAK commands to maintain your 
autokick lists.
                                (see respectively /ChanServ help listak, 
/ChanServ help addak,
                                and /ChanServ help delak -- for more 
information)
-                       </section>
-                       <examples>
-                               <ex pre="To autokick the nick Grumpy from 
#10thKingdom:">
+                       </body>
+               </section>
+               <examples>
+                       <example>
+                               <context>
+                                       To autokick the nick Grumpy from 
#10thKingdom
+                               </context>
+                               <sample>
                                        /ChanServ akick #10thKingdom add 
address@hidden Bad jokes
-                               </ex>
-                               <ex pre="To re-allow the nick Grumpy on 
#10thKingdom:">
+                               </sample>
+                       </example>
+                       <example>
+                               <context>
+                                       To re-allow the nick Grumpy on 
#10thKingdom
+                               </context>
+                               <sample>
                                        /ChanServ akick #10thKingdom del 
address@hidden
-                               </ex>
-                               <ex pre="To list autokicks on #10thKingdom:">
+                               </sample>
+                       </example>
+                       <example>
+                               <context>
+                                       To list autokicks on #10thKingdom
+                               </context>
+                               <sample>
                                        /ChanServ akick #10thKingdom list
-                               </ex>
-                       </examples>
-               </command>
-       </topic>
+                               </sample>
+                       </example>
+               </examples>
+       </command>
 </help>




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