Changed the long format string example to be one continuous string. W…

…hile this is less pretty than it was before, it allows the user to actually paste the format string directly into their bmon command to try it out. Before this change, the way the string was formatted you could not simply paste it in and run it (whether it had single or double quotes).

src/out_format.c

@@ -326,9 +326,9 @@ static void print_help(void)
 	"    '$(element:name) $(attr:rxrate:packets) $(attr:txrate:packets)\\n'\n" \
 	"    eth0 33 5\n" \
 	"\n" \
-	"    'Item: $(element:name)\\n' \\\n" \
-	"        'Bytes Rate: $(attr:rxrate:bytes)/$(attr:txrate:bytes)\\n' \\\n" \
-	"        'Packets Rate: $(attr:rxrate:packets)/$(attr:txrate:packets)\\n'\n" \
+	"    'Item: $(element:name)\\nBytes Rate: $(attr:rxrate:bytes)/" \
+	"$(attr:txrate:bytes)\\nPackets Rate: $(attr:rxrate:packets)/" \
+	"$(attr:txrate:packets)\\n'\n" \
 	"    Item: eth0\n" \
 	"    Bytes Rate: 49130/2119\n" \
 	"    Packets Rate: 40/11\n" \