Index: xwit-3.4/xwit.man
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--- xwit-3.4.orig/xwit.man	2007-12-08 13:15:23.000000000 +0100
+++ xwit-3.4/xwit.man	2007-12-08 13:22:00.000000000 +0100
@@ -1,62 +1,62 @@
-.TH XWIT 1 "22 Oct 2005"
+.TH XWIT 1 "2 Dec 2005"
 .SH NAME
 xwit \- window interface tool: pop or iconify this xterm window or named windows
 .SH SYNOPSIS
 .B
 xwit
 'in \n(.iu+\w'\fBxwit \fR'u
-.RB [ -display
+.RB [ \-display
 .IR display ]
-.RB [ -sync ]
-.RB [ -pop ]
-.RB [ -focus ]
-.RB [ -iconify ]
-.RB [ -unmap ]
-.br
-.RB [ -raise ]
-.RB [ -lower ]
-.RB [ -opposite ]
-.RB [ - [ un ] circulate ]
+.RB [ \-sync ]
+.RB [ \-pop ]
+.RB [ \-focus ]
+.RB [ \-iconify ]
+.RB [ \-unmap ]
+.br
+.RB [ \-raise ]
+.RB [ \-lower ]
+.RB [ \-opposite ]
+.RB [ \- [ un ] circulate ]
 .br
-.RB [ -resize
+.RB [ \-resize
 .IR w\ h ]
-.RB [ -rows
+.RB [ \-rows
 .IR r ]
-.RB [ -columns
+.RB [ \-columns
 .IR c ]
-.RB [ - [ r ] move
+.RB [ \- [ r ] move
 .IR x\ y ]
 .br
-.RB [ - [ r ] warp 
+.RB [ \- [ r ] warp 
 .IR x\ y ]
-.RB [ -colormap
+.RB [ \-colormap
 .IR colormapid ]
-.RB [ - [ no ] save ]
+.RB [ \- [ no ] save ]
 .br
-.RB [ -name
+.RB [ \-name
 .IR name ]
-.RB [ -iconname
+.RB [ \-iconname
 .IR name ]
 .br
-.RB [ -bitmap
+.RB [ \-bitmap
 .IR file ]
-.RB [ -mask
+.RB [ \-mask
 .IR file ]
-.RB [ - [ r ] iconmove
+.RB [ \- [ r ] iconmove
 .IR x\ y ]
 .br
-.RB [ - [ no ] backingstore ]
-.RB [ - [ no ] saveunder ]
+.RB [ \- [ no ] backingstore ]
+.RB [ \- [ no ] saveunder ]
 .br
-.RB [ - [ no ] keyrepeat
-.IR "keycode ... keycode - keycode ..." ]
+.RB [ \- [ no ] keyrepeat
+.IR "keycode ... keycode \- keycode ..." ]
 .br
-.RB [ -id
+.RB [ \-id
 .IR windowid ]
-.RB [ -root ]
-.RB [ -current ]
-.RB [ -select ]
-.RB [ -names
+.RB [ \-root ]
+.RB [ \-current ]
+.RB [ \-select ]
+.RB [ \-names
 .IR initialsubstring... ]
 .in
 .SH DESCRIPTION
@@ -72,100 +72,100 @@
 (which is set by xterm for the program it runs), or the window under the mouse cursor.
 .SH OPTIONS
 .TP
--display
+\-display
 is followed by the display to open.
 .TP
--sync
+\-sync
 causes all X requests to be performed synchronously.
 .TP
--pop
+\-pop
 is the default action.
 It need only be given if it is wanted as well as some other function.
 .TP
--focus
+\-focus
 will give the input focus to the specified window.
 .TP
--iconify
+\-iconify
 will iconify the windows instead of popping them.
 .TP
--unmap
+\-unmap
 will iconify windows by unmapping with a non ICCCM compliant window manager.
 (Beware, this option is not usually what you want).
 .TP
--raise
+\-raise
 raise windows (but do not map them if unmapped).
 .TP
--lower
+\-lower
 lower windows.
 .TP
--opposite
+\-opposite
 toggle the stacking of windows from top to bottom among any overlapping
 windows.
 .TP
--circulate
-circulate a window's subwindows forward. Use this with -root.
+\-circulate
+circulate a window's subwindows forward. Use this with \-root.
 .TP
--uncirculate
-circulate a window's subwindows backward. Use this with -root.
+\-uncirculate
+circulate a window's subwindows backward. Use this with \-root.
 .TP
--resize w h
+\-resize w h
 resize windows to the given pixel size.
 .TP
--rows r
+\-rows r
 resize windows to the given number of rows.
 .TP
--columns c
+\-columns c
 resize windows to the given number of columns.
 .TP
--move x y
+\-move x y
 move windows to the given absolute position relative to its parent.
 (If the x or y value is negative it is taken relative to the right or
 bottom edge of the parent.)
 .TP
--rmove x y
+\-rmove x y
 move windows by the given relative amount.
 .TP
--warp x y
+\-warp x y
 move the cursor to the given position relative to the specified window.
-Add -root to warp to an absolute position.
+Add \-root to warp to an absolute position.
 .TP
--rwarp x y
+\-rwarp x y
 move the cursor by the given relative amount.
 .TP
--colormap colormapid
+\-colormap colormapid
 install the given colormap into the given window.
--save -nosave
+\-save \-nosave
 immediately enable or disable the screen saver.
 .TP
--name name
+\-name name
 set the WM_NAME property to the given string.
 .TP
--iconname name
+\-iconname name
 set the WM_ICON_NAME property to the given string.
 .TP
--bitmap file
+\-bitmap file
 use the given bitmap file as the icon bitmap for the window.
 .TP
--mask file
+\-mask file
 use the given bitmap file as the icon mask for the window.
 .TP
--iconmove x y
+\-iconmove x y
 move icons to the given absolute position.  (Will not work with some
 window managers.)
 .TP
--riconmove x y
+\-riconmove x y
 move icons by the given relative amount.  (Will not work with some
 window managers.)
 .TP
--backingstore -bs -nobackingstore -nobs
+\-backingstore \-bs \-nobackingstore \-nobs
 enable or disable backing store for the window.
 .TP
--saveunder -su -nosaveunder -nosu
+\-saveunder \-su \-nosaveunder \-nosu
 enable or disable saveunders for the window.
 .TP
--keyrepeat -nokeyrepeat
+\-keyrepeat \-nokeyrepeat
 is followed by a list of keycodes (decimal numbers, see xmodmap(1)).
-A range can be specified as a lower number, ``-'', and upper number
+A range can be specified as a lower number, ``\-'', and upper number
 as three separate arguments.
 The individual setting of auto-repeat for those keycodes is set on or off.
 The global setting of auto-repeat can be set with xset(1).
@@ -176,47 +176,47 @@
 If no window is specified, $WINDOWID will be used if set;
 otherwise the window under the cursor will be selected.
 .TP
--id
+\-id
 is followed by a single window number, in decimal; or, if it begins with
 0x, in hexadecimal.
 .TP
--root
+\-root
 selects the root window.
 .TP
--current
+\-current
 selects the window under the cursor (default if no window specified and
 $WINDOWID not set).
 .TP
--select
+\-select
 allows the user to interactively select a window with the mouse.
 .TP
--names
+\-names
 if given must be the last option and is followed by a list of strings.
 All windows that have a name that begins exactly like one of the strings
 will be acted upon.
-By using a null string (-names ''), all names will be matched.
+By using a null string (\-names ''), all names will be matched.
 .SH EXAMPLES
 .\" DD 10/97: seems to crash olvwm, sigh
 .\" To iconify all windows (probably not quite what you want to do)
 .\" 
 .ta 1i
-.\"	xwit -names ''
+.\"	xwit \-names ''
 To de-iconify and pop ``this'' xterm and warp the cursor into it:
 
-	xwit -pop -warp 50 50
+	xwit \-pop \-warp 50 50
 
 To interactively select an xterm, and resize it to 34 rows and 80 columns:
 
-	xwit -select -rows 34 -columns 80
+	xwit \-select \-rows 34 \-columns 80
 
 To gently agitate your oclock on the screen:
 
- 	while   xwit -rmove 0 10 -name oclock
- 	do      xwit -rmove 0 -10 -name oclock
+ 	while   xwit \-rmove 0 10 \-name oclock
+ 	do      xwit \-rmove 0 \-10 \-name oclock
  	done
 .SH DIAGNOSTICS
 Exit status is 0 if any action is taken, 1 if no window matches the list
-supplied to -names, 2 if an error occurs.
+supplied to \-names, 2 if an error occurs.
 .SH LIMITATIONS
 Since each application is supposed to request these functions of the
 window manager, some of them may not like other clients mapping and unmapping