Code cosmetic changes #4

1 files changed, 25 insertions, 19 deletions

diff --git a/TODO b/TODO
index fecf1c8..5b82190 100644
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -1,16 +1,17 @@
-TODO
-====
+collector.py
+============
+- Multicore support & Download threading
+- Stability testing / fuzzing (Valgrind (?))
+- Add more logging messages
+- Check file integrity (?)
+- Use more telling variables
+- Clean up code
+- Implement DTD
+- Function documentation / manpages
+- Remove overhead from interval.py (?)
 
-*collector
-Multicore support & Download threading
-Stability testing / fuzzing (Valgrind (?))
-Add more logging messages
-Check file integrity
-Use more telling variables
-Clean, clean & clean :)
-DTD
-Function dokumentation / manpages (?)
-Remove overhead from interval.py
+kernel-check.py output
+======================
 
 *kernel-check
 >>> Checking kernel 
@@ -41,16 +42,22 @@ Remove overhead from interval.py
  * Upgrading to the latest version [ 2.6.27-gentoo-r13 ] is recommended!
  
  
- Intervall Entry
+ Intervall documentation
+ =======================
  
 name: String, the name of the vulnerable release. This can either be "linux" to 
               specify the upstream release was vulnerable, "genpatches" (or abbreviated "gp")
               or a specifc ebuild name such as "hppa-sources" (or abbreviated "hppa").
-        lower: String, the lower boundary.
-        upper: String, the upper boundary.
-        lower_inclusive: Boolean, whether or not the lower boundary is inclusive.
-        upper_inclusive: Boolean, whether or not the upper boundary is inclusive.
-        expand: Boolean, defines whether the entry is shadowing less specific entries
+              
+lower: String, the lower boundary.
+
+upper: String, the upper boundary.
+
+lower_inclusive: Boolean, whether or not the lower boundary is inclusive.
+
+upper_inclusive: Boolean, whether or not the upper boundary is inclusive.
+
+expand: Boolean, defines whether the entry is shadowing less specific entries
                 of the same version range:
                 linux is less specific than genpatches which is less specific than the name.
                 Example:
@@ -62,4 +69,3 @@ name: String, the name of the vulnerable release. This can either be "linux" to
                     and was fixed in 2.6.23-8. A genpatched Kernel 2.6.17 is vulnerable. In (2),
                     a patch fixing the vulnerability has been backported to the genpatches.
                     Kernels 2.6.17 and earlier are not affected.
-        """