The explanation is in file synop.xsl, the template <xsl:template
match="group|arg">, where this line inserts the separator character. No
matter what character this may be (it is one blank character by default),
it will be added before the next child of 'cmdsynopsis', starting with the
second one (skip the 'command' child).
<xsl:if test="position()>1"><xsl:value-of select="$sepchar"/></xsl:if>
The possible solution would be to move this line after the child has been
processed and to check if position is last. If not, write the sepchar.
A related problem would be the same sepchar after the 'command'. In my
opinion, this should be blank, not the same sepchar.
See you.
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