Author: Shachar Shemesh <shachar@debian.org>
Subject: Fix minus escaping in man page
Forwarded: Email to maintainer
--- a/doc/argtable2.3.in
+++ b/doc/argtable2.3.in
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@
 They are provided for convenience when defining command line options
 that have either zero\-or\-one occurrences (mincount=0,maxcount=1) or exactly one occurrence (mincount=1,maxcount=1) respectively.
 .PP
-The shortopts="f" parameter defines the option's short form tag (eg -f).
+The shortopts="f" parameter defines the option's short form tag (eg \-f).
 Multiple alternative tags may be defined by concatenating
 them (eg shortopts="abc" defines options \-a, \-b and \-c as equivalent).
 Specify shortopts=NULL when no short option is required.
@@ -144,10 +144,10 @@
 for which no command line argument is received.
 .PP
 Hint: \fIUntagged\fP numeric arguments are not recommended because GNU getopt mistakes
-negative values (eg -123) for tagged options (eg -1 -2 -3).
-\fITagged\fP arguments (eg -x -123, --tag=-123) do not suffer this problem.
+negative values (eg \-123) for tagged options (eg \-1 \-2 \-3).
+\fITagged\fP arguments (eg \-x \-123, \-\-tag=\-123) do not suffer this problem.
 .SS "REAL/DOUBLE COMMAND LINE OPTIONS"
-\-x2.234, \-y 7e\-03, \-z\-3.3E+6, \-\-pi=3.1415, \-\-tolerance 1.0E-6
+\-x2.234, \-y 7e\-03, \-z\-3.3E+6, \-\-pi=3.1415, \-\-tolerance 1.0E\-6
 .PP
 .nf
 struct \fBarg_dbl\fP