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Author: Michael Meskes
Last-Update: 2010-04-27
Description: Fix spelling in manpage
--- a/ips.man
+++ b/ips.man
@@ -422,7 +422,7 @@ the length of the string representation
.PP
The
.I cmp
-function compares two arguments and returns -1, 0, or 1 according
+function compares two arguments and returns \-1, 0, or 1 according
to whether the first argument is less than, equal to, or greater
than the second argument.
If both arguments are numeric, then the comparison is done on their values.
@@ -961,7 +961,7 @@ other processes in all cases.
The
.B s
command sets the sleep time to the number of seconds specified in
-the preceeding numeric argument.
+the preceding numeric argument.
The command accepts a fixed point value so that sleeps less than one
second are possible.
If no argument is given then the sleep time is set to the default
@@ -971,7 +971,7 @@ value of 10 seconds.
The
.B a
command sets the automatic scrolling time to the number of seconds
-specified in the preceeding numeric argument.
+specified in the preceding numeric argument.
If no argument is given then the autoscroll time is set to the default
value of 30 seconds.
A value of 0 disables autoscrolling.
@@ -999,7 +999,7 @@ then the last page is displayed.
The
.B o
command sets the number of lines of overlap between pages of data
-to the value specified in the preceeding numeric argument.
+to the value specified in the preceding numeric argument.
If no argument is given then the overlap value is set to the default
value of 1 line.
@@ -1205,19 +1205,19 @@ Here is an example of a valid initializa
#ips#
# The special command macro run by default
-option SysInit -col pid parent user summary runtime command
+option SysInit \-col pid parent user summary runtime command
# Definitions for other commands of interest
-option Stop -cond Stop
-option Cmd -col pid command -sep 1
-option Env -col pid environment -sep 1
-option Vert -vert -sep 1 -col All
-option Mytty -cond Mytty
-
-option Top -sep 1 -col pid user summary runtime \\
- percentcpu command -revsort percentcpu \\
- -revsort runorder -curses -clear -active
+option Stop \-cond Stop
+option Cmd \-col pid command \-sep 1
+option Env \-col pid environment \-sep 1
+option Vert \-vert \-sep 1 \-col All
+option Mytty \-cond Mytty
+
+option Top \-sep 1 \-col pid user summary runtime \\
+ percentcpu command \-revsort percentcpu \\
+ \-revsort runorder \-curses \-clear \-active
# Definitions for groups of columns
@@ -1434,8 +1434,8 @@ The
.I state
column shows the current state of the process.
This is a single letter, where 'R' is runnable, 'D'
-is disk I/O, 'T' is stopped, 'S' is sleeping,
-'Z' is zombie, and ' ' is dead (nonexistent).
+is disk I/O, 'T' is stopped, 'S' is sleeping, 'Z'
+is zombie, and ' ' is dead (nonexistent).
.PP
The
@@ -1662,8 +1662,8 @@ each of the
and
.B stderr
file descriptors.
-The character is 'T' for a terminal, 'P' for a pipe, 'S' for a socket,
-'N' for /dev/null, 'F' for some other file,
+The character is 'T' for a terminal, 'P' for a pipe, 'S' for a socket, 'N'
+for /dev/null, 'F' for some other file,
and '-' for a closed file descriptor (or if the information is unavailable).
This column is restricted.
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