Right now the example sections are numbered. I would like them to have my own custom titles.
I have a PS script with the help here - https://gist.github.com/MarkKharitonov/91698caf8c695902eacde2b6c7825bf1
There are three examples there. The first one is:
.EXAMPLE
cd "D:\tmp\cantestr52 - 06-09-2017"
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# The User Config File
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PS D:\tmp\cantestr52 - 06-09-2017> cat C:\Users\mkharitonov\runcdb.config.ps1
$Sosex = "E:\Utils\sosex\64\sosex.dll"
$CDB = "e:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x64\cdb.exe"
$SymbolsCache = "E:\Symbols"
And it is rendered like this:
-------------------------- EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------
C:\PS>cd "D:\tmp\cantestr52 - 06-09-2017"
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# The User Config File
#############
PS D:\tmp\cantestr52 - 06-09-2017> cat C:\Users\mkharitonov\runcdb.config.ps1
$Sosex = "E:\Utils\sosex\64\sosex.dll"
$CDB = "e:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Debuggers\x64\cdb.exe"
$SymbolsCache = "E:\Symbols"
Not ideal. I would like The User Config File to be the example title. However, I cannot just have it immediately under .EXAMPLE, because then PowerShell prepends it with PS C:> - see Powershell does not render my script help correctly
Is it possible?