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doc: aesthetic fix

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Houtan Bastani 2019-09-30 12:31:45 +02:00
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@ -8738,14 +8738,14 @@ IRF and moment calibration can be defined in ``irf_calibration`` and
terminated by ``end;``. To set IRF sign restrictions, the
following syntax is used::
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER),EXOGENOUS_NAME, -;
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER:INTEGER),EXOGENOUS_NAME, +;
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER), EXOGENOUS_NAME, -;
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER:INTEGER), EXOGENOUS_NAME, +;
To set IRF restrictions with specific intervals, the following
syntax is used::
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER),EXOGENOUS_NAME, [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER:INTEGER),EXOGENOUS_NAME, [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER), EXOGENOUS_NAME, [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME(INTEGER:INTEGER), EXOGENOUS_NAME, [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
When ``(INTEGER:INTEGER)`` is used, the restriction is considered
to be fulfilled by a logical OR. A list of restrictions must
@ -8775,10 +8775,10 @@ IRF and moment calibration can be defined in ``irf_calibration`` and
|br| This block allows defining moment calibration criteria. This
block is terminated by ``end;``, and contains lines of the form::
VARIABLE_NAME1,VARIABLE_NAME2(+/-INTEGER), [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME1,VARIABLE_NAME2(+/-INTEGER), +/-;
VARIABLE_NAME1,VARIABLE_NAME2(+/-(INTEGER:INTEGER)), [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME1,VARIABLE_NAME2((-INTEGER:+INTEGER)), [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME1, VARIABLE_NAME2(+/-INTEGER), [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME1, VARIABLE_NAME2(+/-INTEGER), +/-;
VARIABLE_NAME1, VARIABLE_NAME2(+/-(INTEGER:INTEGER)), [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
VARIABLE_NAME1, VARIABLE_NAME2((-INTEGER:+INTEGER)), [EXPRESSION, EXPRESSION];
When ``(INTEGER:INTEGER)`` is used, the restriction is considered
to be fulfilled by a logical OR. A list of restrictions must