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@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ is a version of
built using the Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) Metrics API (see \c built using the Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) Metrics API (see \c
.BR PCPIntro (1), .BR PCPIntro (1),
.BR PMAPI (3)), .BR PMAPI (3)),
allowing values not built into allowing to extend
.B htop .B htop
to be displayed from arbitrary metrics. to display values from arbitrary metrics.
See the section below titled See the section below titled
.B "CONFIG FILES" .B "CONFIG FILES"
for further details. for further details.

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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ locations (first
.I @sysconfdir@/pcp/htop .I @sysconfdir@/pcp/htop
then then
.IR @datarootdir@/pcp/htop ) .IR @datarootdir@/pcp/htop )
and below the users home directory (usually and below the user's home directory (usually
.IR ~/.config/htop ). .IR ~/.config/htop ).
Within these locations the Within these locations the
.I meters .I meters
@ -24,13 +24,13 @@ are scanned for dynamic Meter and Column specifications.
.LP .LP
Meters are displayed in the top part of the Meters are displayed in the top part of the
.B pcp-htop .B pcp-htop
window, and columns are display in the lower part. window, and columns are displayed in the lower part.
Meters tend to display system-wide metrics, and Columns Meters tend to display system-wide metrics, and Columns
display metrics about individual processes. display metrics about individual processes.
.LP .LP
The formats are similar but have slightly different requirements. The formats are similar but have slightly different requirements.
Both formats follow the common ini-style, also allowing both empty Both formats follow the common ini-style. Blank lines are ignored.
lines and comment lines starting with the "#" character. Lines starting with the "#" character are treated as comments.
.SH "METERS" .SH "METERS"
The following is an example configuration for a new Redis meter: The following is an example configuration for a new Redis meter:
.LP .LP