ref: 3bc0f422462c9b25ae604bbff327bb01684eb891
parent: 2684f427f69b8d8a3a2d6a1aade78dd27205b599
author: henesy <unknown>
date: Sat Feb 29 11:25:41 EST 2020
merge 9ad194e071285f14c3d7a9f3aa9f72735e9d3c37
--- a/man/1/kill
+++ b/man/1/kill
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
.I user
(default: the current user), and
prints
-.I sh (1)
+.IR sh (1)
commands to kill them.
The commands can be piped to the shell or selectively run,
releasing back to the system any resources owned by those processes.
--- a/man/1/logon
+++ b/man/1/logon
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
.I Logon
logs a user in to the Inferno environment.
It requires
-.I wm (1)
+.IR wm (1)
to be started first.
If no
.I user
--- a/man/2/readdir
+++ b/man/2/readdir
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
returned, or \-1 if there was an error reading the directory.
.B Readdir
differs from
-.I sys-dirread (2)
+.IR sys-dirread (2)
in returning the contents of the whole directory, not just a chunk of it,
and in allowing the result to be sorted.
.PP
--- a/man/2/registries
+++ b/man/2/registries
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B Registries
helps access and update the contents of one or more
-.I registry (4)
+.IR registry (4)
servers.
Each registry lists services, each described by a set of attribute/value pairs.
The attributes need not identify the service uniquely.
--- a/man/2/spree-cardlib
+++ b/man/2/spree-cardlib
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@
.I Cardlib
provides facilities to help in the implementation
of
-.I spree (2)
+.IR spree (2)
engines that implement the
.IR spree-cards (4)
interface.
--- a/man/2/sys-0intro
+++ b/man/2/sys-0intro
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@
and
.B pwrite
(see
-.I sys-read (2)).
+.IR sys-read (2)).
.PP
Inferno provides no guarantee of consistency should
several processes access a file concurrently.
--- a/man/2/sys-dirread
+++ b/man/2/sys-dirread
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
In general, several calls to
.B dirread
will be needed to read the whole directory.
-.I Readdir (2)
+.IR Readdir (2)
provides functions that return all the directory entries at once,
optionally sorted.
.SH SEE ALSO
--- a/man/2/tkclient
+++ b/man/2/tkclient
@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@
for pointer events.
.PP
The simplest well-behaved
-.I wm (1)
+.IR wm (1)
client will therefore contain:
.PP
.EX
--- a/man/4/9srvfs
+++ b/man/4/9srvfs
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
to make an Inferno service
.I source
available to Plan 9 applications via the Plan 9 service registry.
-.I Srv9 (3)
+.IR Srv9 (3)
must previously have been bound to
.B /srv
in the current name space, with
--- a/man/6/attrdb
+++ b/man/6/attrdb
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
Inferno uses an attribute data base
.IR ndb (6)
to organise network configuration data.
-.I Attrdb (2)
+.IR Attrdb (2)
is typically used by applications to search the data.
.PP
Each entry in the data base consists of one or more lines containing
--- a/man/6/keytext
+++ b/man/6/keytext
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@
Each value labelled
.RI ` -name '
is
-.I utf (6)
+.IR utf (6)
text not containing a newline;
it is interpreted by an application and need not be a name.
The expiry time
--- a/man/6/ndb
+++ b/man/6/ndb
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@
Network applications might use other attributes of their own,
which they document on their own pages.
.PP
-.I Cs (8)
+.IR Cs (8)
interprets a host name of the form
.BI $ server
as referring to the set of names and addresses that are values