doc: misc refinements

Ken Kundert · Ken Kundert · commit 46750491a0a4 · 2024-08-07T12:57:48.000-07:00
diff --git a/doc/techniques.rst b/doc/techniques.rst
@@ -163,23 +163,8 @@ As shown below, this code outputs the data twice, the first time with the
 de-duplicated keys and the second time using the original keys.  Notice that the 
 first contains the duplication markers whereas the second does not.
 
-.. code-block:: nestedtext
-
-    With de-duplicated keys:
-    Michael Jordan:
-        occupation: basketball player
-    Michael Jordan#2:
-        occupation: actor
-    Michael Jordan#3:
-        occupation: football player
-
-    With original keys:
-    Michael Jordan:
-        occupation: basketball player
-    Michael Jordan:
-        occupation: actor
-    Michael Jordan:
-        occupation: football player
+.. literalinclude:: ../examples/deduplication/michael_jordan.out
+   :language: nestedtext
 
 
 .. _sorting keys:
diff --git a/examples/deduplication/michael_jordan b/examples/deduplication/michael_jordan
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ def de_dup(key, state):
     if key not in state:
         state[key] = 1
     state[key] += 1
-    return f"{key}#{state[key]}"
+    return f"{key} #{state[key]}"
 
 try:
     # read contacts database
diff --git a/examples/deduplication/michael_jordan.out b/examples/deduplication/michael_jordan.out
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 DE-DUPLICATED KEYS:
 Michael Jordan:
     occupation: basketball player
-Michael Jordan#2:
+Michael Jordan #2:
     occupation: actor
-Michael Jordan#3:
+Michael Jordan #3:
     occupation: football player
 
 ORIGINAL KEYS:
