Description: Fixes dash usage in man page
 i.e. fixes lintian warning hyphen-used-as-minus-sign.
Author: Axel Beckert <abe@debian.org>

Index: unclutter/unclutter.man
===================================================================
--- unclutter.orig/unclutter.man	2013-04-30 01:38:31.503864334 +0200
+++ unclutter/unclutter.man	2013-04-30 01:42:07.409484863 +0200
@@ -1,27 +1,27 @@
 .\"unclutter man
 .TH UNCLUTTER 1
 .SH NAME
-unclutter \- remove idle cursor image from screen
+unclutter - remove idle cursor image from screen
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B
 unclutter
-.RB [ -display | -d
+.RB [ \-display | \-d
 .IR display ]
-.RB [ -idle
+.RB [ \-idle
 .IR seconds ]
-.RB [ -keystroke ]
-.RB [ -jitter
+.RB [ \-keystroke ]
+.RB [ \-jitter
 .IR pixels ]
-.RB [ -grab ]
-.RB [ -noevents ]
-.RB [ -reset ]
-.RB [ -root ]
-.RB [ -onescreen ]
-.RB [ -visible ]
-.RB [ -regex ]
-.RB [ -not | -notname
+.RB [ \-grab ]
+.RB [ \-noevents ]
+.RB [ \-reset ]
+.RB [ \-root ]
+.RB [ \-onescreen ]
+.RB [ \-visible ]
+.RB [ \-regex ]
+.RB [ \-not | \-notname
 .IR name " " ... ]
-.RB [ -notclass
+.RB [ \-notclass
 .IR class " " ... ]
 .SH DESCRIPTION
 .B unclutter
@@ -33,30 +33,30 @@
 if you have a mouse that twitches.
 .SH OPTIONS
 .TP
--display
+\-display
 is followed by the display to open.
 .TP
--idle
+\-idle
 is followed by the number of seconds between polls for idleness.
 The default is 5. Supports subsecond idle times.
 .TP
--keystroke
+\-keystroke
 tells
 .B unclutter
 not to use a timeout to determine when to remove the cursor, but to
 instead wait until a key has been pressed (released, really).
 .TP
--jitter
+\-jitter
 is followed by the amount of movement of the pointer that is to be ignored
 and considered as random noise.
 The default is 0.
 .TP
--grab
+\-grab
 means use the original method of grabbing the pointer in order to remove the
 cursor. 
 This often doesn't interoperate too well with some window managers.
 .TP
--noevents
+\-noevents
 stops unclutter sending a pseudo EnterNotify event to the X client whose
 cursor has been stolen.
 Sending the event helps programs like emacs think that they have not
@@ -64,47 +64,47 @@
 This option is provided for backwards compatibility in case some
 clients get upset.
 .TP
--reset
+\-reset
 resets the timeout for idleness after the cursor is restored for some reason
 (such as a window being pushed or popped) even though the x y coordinates
 of the cursor have not changed.
 Normally, the cursor would immediately be removed again.
 .TP
--root
+\-root
 means remove the cursor even if it is on the root background, where in
 principle it should not be obscuring anything useful.
 .TP
--onescreen
+\-onescreen
 restricts unclutter to the single screen specified as display,
 or the default screen for the display.
 Normally, unclutter will unclutter all the screens on a display.
 .TP
--visible
-ignore visibility events (does not apply to -grab).
-If the cursor never gets hidden, despite a generous -jitter value,
+\-visible
+ignore visibility events (does not apply to \-grab).
+If the cursor never gets hidden, despite a generous \-jitter value,
 try this option
 .TP
--not
+\-not
 is followed by a list of window names where the cursor should not be
 removed.
 The first few characters of the WM_NAME property on the window need
 to match one the listed names.
 This argument must be the last on the command line.
 .TP
--notname
-is exactly the same as -not
+\-notname
+is exactly the same as \-not
 .TP
--notclass
-is similar to -notname, except that the WM_CLASS property of the window is used.
+\-notclass
+is similar to \-notname, except that the WM_CLASS property of the window is used.
 This argument must be the last on the command line, and so cannot be used
-with -not or -notname.
+with \-not or \-notname.
 .TP
--regex
+\-regex
 treats the first name or class (see above) as a regular expression.
-This means that `` -regex -not foo bar '' will not work as expected; instead
-use `` -regex -not 'foo|bar' ''.
+This means that `` \-regex \-not foo bar '' will not work as expected; instead
+use `` \-regex \-not 'foo|bar' ''.
 .SH LIMITATIONS
-The -keystroke option may not work (that is, the cursor will not
+The \-keystroke option may not work (that is, the cursor will not
 disappear) with clients that request KeyRelease events.
 Games and Xt applications using KeyUp in their translation tables are 
 most likely to suffer from this problem.
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@
 extension to get all keyboard and mouse events, though this of course
 requires XTest to be in the server too.
 .PP
-The -keystroke option does not distinguish modifier keys from
+The \-keystroke option does not distinguish modifier keys from
 keys which actually generate characters.
 If desired this could be implemented in a simple way by using XLookupString
 to see if any characters are returned.