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...e ''<vid>:<pid>'' with a proper value for the device, that is value in the brackets at the end of the line for the modem:

{{Note|Make sure these brackets are always closed, or you will have errors and your menu will not display.}

...t as last resort. '''The script must be a single long line.''' Sections in brackets are optional and given only as a guide. Shell style linebreaks are for visu

...e number(s) for listed file(s) seems to be the second number within square brackets listed under the {{ic|Object key}} column (this is solely for informational

* Start the Summary with package name enclosed in square brackets, e.g. "'''[''pkgname'']''' 3.0.5-1 breaks copy-paste feature". By naming re

...r the web, written in JavaScript, HTML and CSS.|https://brackets.io/|{{AUR|brackets-extract}}}} ...he GNOME desktop with syntax highlighting, automatic indentation, matching brackets, etc., and a number of add-ons to increase functionality.|https://wiki.gnom

...eys are pressed when the button is pressed. To determine the key codes (in brackets) you can use

For each device the {{ic|''vid'':''pid''}} can be found in the brackets at the end of the line:

...} is an ini-style configuration file, with {{ic|[section-headers-in-square-brackets]}}, and either a hash ({{ic|#}}) or a semicolon ({{ic|;}}) as the comment c

*# Copy the identifier, including the brackets, e.g. {{ic|<nowiki>{31d0d5f4-22ad-11e5-b30b-806e6f6e6963}</nowiki>}}

...pv'' is started. However, once you define a profile by writing its name in brackets, every option you write below it (until you define a new profile) is consid

...definition is an alternative syntax to define compound statements. It uses brackets as separators. The keys are automatically generated as numbers, starting wi

To list the available schedulers for a device and the active scheduler (in brackets):

...b] for more detailed information (EIRP dBm values are in the second set of brackets for each line).

and use the name string for the device you wish to use (the one in square brackets, e.g. [Intel]).