Context: a former swordsman takes his daughter to attend kendo lessons. She doesn't seem happy, so he reminds her that she decided herself to go, at which che replies:
んだよ！とーさんがさんざん剣がどうのって話ばっかするからだろ！！
What is the meaning of どうの? I found an example on Kenkyusha dictionary suggesting it can be used in lists:
色がどうのデザインがどうのと彼女は文句ばかりつけている.
She's forever complaining; if it isn't the color, it's the design or something else.
Is this the way it was used in my sentence? Thank you for your help!
Answer
It's the same as どうこう or どうのこうの explained in this question. It replaces a (subjectively) unimportant part of the sentence like "blah blah". In this case, the father has told her a long story about 剣, but she is thinking what he said was unimportant to her.
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