Author: Rhonda D'Vine <rhonda@debian.org>	vim:ft=diff:
Description: patch to fix manual pages
  The patch contains fixes for typos and for syntax issues that might lead to
  misrendering of the manpage.

Index: VCS/docs/tworld.6
===================================================================
--- VCS.orig/docs/tworld.6	2015-12-29 01:58:23.195136149 +0100
+++ VCS/docs/tworld.6	2015-12-29 01:58:23.195136149 +0100
@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 .TH tworld 6 "Mar 2006" "Tile World"
-.LO 1
 .SH NAME
 tworld \- Tile World
 .P
@@ -72,7 +71,7 @@
 collected.
 .P
 Dirt blocks are large, movable squares of dirt. Chip can push them
-about, and use them to wall off areas or to safely detontate bombs.
+about, and use them to wall off areas or to safely detonate bombs.
 Furthermore, if a block is pushed into water, the tile will turn into
 dirt (which will become normal flooring when Chip steps on it).
 Finally, note that blocks can sometimes be resting on top of other
@@ -150,8 +149,8 @@
 .SH PASSWORDS
 Every level has a four-letter password. The password for a level is
 shown in the information display at the upper-right of the window. The
-obstensible purpose of passwords is to allow you to come back to a
-level. Howver, normally you will never need to remember passwords, as
+ostensible purpose of passwords is to allow you to come back to a
+level. However, normally you will never need to remember passwords, as
 Tile World will automatically store the passwords for you. However, if
 you somehow manage to learn the password of a level that you have yet
 to achieve, you can use the password to gain early access to that
@@ -251,7 +250,7 @@
 .TP
 .B Ctrl-X
 deprecates the best solution for that level. If the level is then
-succesfully completed again, the saved solution will be replaced with
+successfully completed again, the saved solution will be replaced with
 the new one, whether or not it had a better time.
 .TP
 .B Shift-Ctrl-X
@@ -330,7 +329,7 @@
 stdout.txt instead.)
 .P
 .TP
-.BI "-a,\ --audio-buffer=" N
+.BI "\-a,\ \-\-audio\-buffer=" N
 Set the size of the audio buffer.
 .I N
 can be a value from 1 (the
@@ -338,94 +337,94 @@
 option can reduce static or distortion in the sound playback, at the
 cost of increased latency.
 .TP
-.B -b,\ --batch-verify
+.B \-b,\ \-\-batch\-verify
 Do a batch-mode verification of the existing solutions and exit.
 Levels with invalid solutions are displayed on standard output. If
-used with -q, then nothing is displayed, and the program's exit code
-is the number of invalid solutions. Can also be used with -s or -t
+used with \-q, then nothing is displayed, and the program's exit code
+is the number of invalid solutions. Can also be used with \-s or \-t
 to have solutions verified before the other option is applied. Note
 that this options requires a level set file and/or a solution file be
 named on the command line.
 .TP
-.BI "-D,\ --data-dir=" DIR
+.BI "\-D,\ \-\-data\-dir=" DIR
 Read level data files from
 .I DIR
 instead of the default directory.
 .TP
-.B -d,\ --list-dirs
+.B \-d,\ \-\-list\-dirs
 Display the default directories used by the program on standard
 output, and exit.
 .TP
-.B -F,\ --full-screen
+.B \-F,\ \-\-full\-screen
 Run in full-screen mode.
 .TP
-.B --histogram
+.B \-\-histogram
 Upon exit, display a histogram of idle time on standard output. (This
 option is used for evaluating optimization efforts.)
 .TP
-.B --h,\ --help
+.B \-h,\ \-\-help
 Display a summary of the command-line syntax on standard output and
 exit.
 .TP
-.BI "-L,\ --levelset-dir=" DIR
+.BI "\-L,\ \-\-levelset\-dir=" DIR
 Load level sets from
 .I DIR
 instead of the default directory.
 .TP
-.B -l,\ --list-levelsets
+.B \-l,\ \-\-list\-levelsets
 Write a list of available level sets to standard output and exit.
 .TP
-.BI "-n,\ --volume=" N
+.BI "\-n,\ \-\-volume=" N
 Set the initial volume level to
 .IR "N" ,
 0 being silence and 10 being
 full volume. The default level is 10.
 .TP
-.B -P,\ --pedantic
+.B \-P,\ \-\-pedantic
 Turn on pedantic mode, forcing the Lynx ruleset to emulate the
 original game as closely as possible. (See the Tile World website for
 more information on emulation of the Lynx ruleset.)
 .TP
-.B -p,\ --no-passwords
+.B \-p,\ \-\-no\-passwords
 Turn off all password-checking. This option allows the normal sequence
 of levels to be bypassed.
 .TP
-.B -q,\ --quiet
+.B \-q,\ \-\-quiet
 Run quietly. All sounds, including the ringing of the system bell,
 are suppressed.
 .TP
-.B -r,\ --read-only
+.B \-r,\ \-\-read\-only
 Run in read-only mode. This guarantees that no changes will be made
 to the solution files.
 .TP
-.BI "-R,\ --resource-dir=" DIR
+.BI "\-R,\ \-\-resource\-dir=" DIR
 Read resource data from
 .I DIR
 instead of the default directory.
 .TP
-.BI "-S,\ --save-dir=" DIR
+.BI "\-S,\ \-\-save\-dir=" DIR
 Read and write solution files under
 .I DIR
 instead of the default
 directory.
 .TP
-.B -s,\ --list-scores
+.B \-s,\ \-\-list\-scores
 Display the current scores for the selected level set on standard
 output and exit. A level set must be named on the command line. If
-used with -b, the solutions are verified beforehand, and invalid
+used with \-b, the solutions are verified beforehand, and invalid
 solutions are indicated.
 .TP
-.B -t,\ --list-times
+.B \-t,\ \-\-list\-times
 Display the best times for the selected level set on standard output
 and exit. A level set must be named on the command line. If used with
---batch-verify, the solutions are verified beforehand, and invalid
+\-\-batch\-verify, the solutions are verified beforehand, and invalid
 solutions are indicated.
 .TP
-.B -V,\ --version
+.B \-V,\ \-\-version
 Display the program's version and license information on standard
 output and exit.
 .TP
-.B -v,\ --version-number
+.B \-v,\ \-\-version\-number
 Display the program's version number on standard output and exit.
 .P
 Besides the above options, tworld can accept up to three
