Every [source,shell] and [source,console] block in the FreeBSD documentation, run through copy-clipboard.js. On the left, what the document shows; on the right, what the copy button puts on the clipboard. Struck-through lines are command output and are dropped on purpose. Asciidoctor callouts (<1>) are markup rather than code, so they are dropped as well.
# is both the root prompt and the shell comment character, and it also opens comments in several output formats. # pkg search zip and # search result have exactly the same shape, so no heuristic separates them. Two residual classes are left, and both are cheaper to fix in the document than in the script:
% sessionWithin a block that already uses %, a # line only counts as a root prompt if the block runs su or sudo. Two real occurrences in the whole corpus:
en/books/accessibility/colors/_index.adoc:149 — # pkg search zipen/books/accessibility/colors/_index.adoc:588 — # sysctl hw.acpi.video.lcd0.brightness=50The other 19 lines dropped by this rule are LDIF output or prose comments, so dropping them is correct.
Three sources, 20 blocks across all languages:
ldapsearch — LDIF comments with #: books/handbook/network-servers (en:1562, plus de, pl, pt-br, zh-tw)gbde init — the editor template is commented with #: books/handbook/disks (en:1798, plus 12 translations)strings ….pfb — PostScript comments with %: articles/fonts (en:206, ja:177)In both classes the fix is the one the FDP Primer already recommends: keep the command in [source,shell] and put the output in a plain literal block.