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NAME

6       FIXME - FIXME
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SYNOPSIS

9           use Fixme::FIXME;
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11           ....
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DESCRIPTION

14       FIXME fixme fixme fixme
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CONSTRUCTOR

17       FIXME-only if OO
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19       new( FIXME-args )
20           FIXME FIXME describe constructor
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METHODS

23       FIXME document methods
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EXPORTED FUNCTIONS

EXPORTED CONSTANTS

EXPORTABLE FUNCTIONS

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DIAGNOSTICS

36       ManPageUnknownExtension
37           The file extension of a man page should be ."section".gz, where
38           "section" is a digit or the letter "n" perhaps followed by more
39           letters: .1.gz, .0pm.gz, .8.gz
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41       ManPageBadGzip
42           Although the man page ends in ".gz", gzip encountered an error
43           trying to decompress it. See diagnostic message for more info.
44           This probably means that the file isn't gzip'ed even though it ends
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47       ManPageReadError
48           Encountered an error reading the man page file. This error is not
49           likely to happen; if it does, the maintainer of this tool needs to
50           know about it.
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52       ManPageNoContent
53           We look for certain key roff macros in the file content; these
54           macros are expected in all man pages. This diagnostic means that
55           none of those macros appear in the man page file.
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57       ManPageMissing
58           Certain files are expected to have corresponding man pages; as of
59           2012-11-28 the rule is that: (a) any executable regular file "foo"
60           in "/bin" "/sbin" "/usr/sbin" or "/etc/init.d"; or (b) any file
61           marked as %config in the specfile; should have a corresponding man
62           page in "/usr/share/man".
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64           Hint: if you see this warning on a file in /etc, reassess whether
65           you should be marking the file as %config: if it's not meant to be
66           touched by a sysadmin, it probably shouldn't be %config.
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SEE ALSO

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AUTHOR

72       Ed Santiago <santiago@redhat.com>
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POD ERRORS

75       Hey! The above document had some coding errors, which are explained
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