do not do substitutions

Author: bbidulock

doc/Makefile.am

@@ -18,26 +18,26 @@ dist_man5_MANS = $(adwm_man5_files)
 
 SUFFIXES = .man .pod
 
-adwm.man: MANTITLE = User Commands
-adwm.man: MANSECTION = 1
+adwm.man: TITLE = User Commands
+adwm.man: SECTION = 1
 adwm.man: adwm.pod
 
-adwm-config.man: MANTITLE = File Formats
-adwm-config.man: MANSECTION = 5
+adwm-config.man: TITLE = File Formats
+adwm-config.man: SECTION = 5
 adwm-config.man: adwm-config.pod
 
-adwm-keys.man: MANTITLE = File Formats
-adwm-keys.man: MANSECTION = 5
+adwm-keys.man: TITLE = File Formats
+adwm-keys.man: SECTION = 5
 adwm-keys.man: adwm-keys.pod
 
-adwm-style.man: MANTITLE = File Formats
-adwm-style.man: MANSECTION = 5
+adwm-style.man: TITLE = File Formats
+adwm-style.man: SECTION = 5
 adwm-style.man: adwm-style.pod
 
 
 .pod.man:
 	$(AM_V_GEN)pod2man \
-		--center="$(MANTITLE)" \
+		--center="$(TITLE)" \
 		--date="$(DATE)" \
 		--errors="none" \
 		--fixed="CW" \
@@ -46,10 +46,8 @@ adwm-style.man: adwm-style.pod
 		--fixedbolditalic="CX" \
 		--nourls \
 		--release="$(PACKAGE) $(VERSION)" \
-		--section="$(MANSECTION)" \
-		$< \
-		|sed 's,[@]PACKAGE[@],$(PACKAGE),g;s,[@]VERSION[@],$(VERSION),g;s,[@]DATE[@],$(DATE),g;s,[@]BRANCH[@],$(BRANCH),g' \
-		>$@
+		--section="$(SECTION)" \
+		$< >$@
 
 CLEANFILES = $(adwm_man1_files) $(adwm_man5_files)
 

doc/adwm-config.pod

@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 =head1 NAME
 
-B<@PACKAGE@-config> -- advanced dynamic window manager for X: configuration
+B<adwm-config> -- advanced dynamic window manager for X: configuration
 
 =head1 SYNOPSIS
 
 F<$HOME/.adwm/adwmrc>
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
-B<@PACKAGE@> is a light-weight reparenting, dynamic tiling/stacking
-window manager intended on being fully controllable using only the
-keyboard: the objective of all dynamic tiling window managers.  However,
-B<@PACKAGE@> also supports regular stacking floating window management
-as well, and point actions are supported on decorative borders.
+B<adwm> is a light-weight re-parenting, dynamic tiling/stacking window
+manager intended on being fully controllable using only the keyboard:
+the objective of all dynamic tiling window managers.  However, B<adwm>
+also supports regular stacking floating window management as well, and
+point actions are supported on decorative borders.
 
 Customization of configuration is defined in an X Resource formatted
 configuration file.  Configuration is part of a main configuration file.
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ L<adwm-style(5)>.
 =head1 SYNTAX
 
 The general syntax of configuration directives, as specified directly in
-the B<@PACKAGE@> resource file, is as follows:
+the B<adwm> resource file, is as follows:
 
 =over
 
@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ from zero (0) to the total number of tags minus one.  Example:
 =item [B<screenE<lt>sE<gt>.>]B<deflayout> I<E<lt>layoutE<gt>>
 
 Specifies the default layout for views that have no layout defined for
-them.  The argument, I<E<lt>layoutE<gt>>, is a single lowercase ascii
+them.  The argument, I<E<lt>layoutE<gt>>, is a single lowercase ASCII
 character that designates the layout, that can be one of the following:
 
 B<> B<'i'>  stacking window arrangement;
@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ When unspecified for a view, defaults to the setting of the B<deflayout>
 (usually floating/stacking).  This is only the default setting for the
 view at startup: it is possible to use the key bindings to change the
 layout for a view.  The argument, I<E<lt>layoutE<gt>>, is a single
-lowercase ascii character that designates the layout, that can be one of
+lowercase ASCII character that designates the layout, that can be one of
 the following:
 
 B<> B<'i'>  stacking window arrangement;
@@ -385,11 +385,11 @@ general directives are as follows:
 
 =item B<useveil> I<E<lt>boolE<gt>>
 
-B<@PACKAGE@> has the ability to raise a parent-relative window (veil)
-over the desktop work area before configuring window and then dropping
-the veil after windows are reconfigured.  This serves to avoid
-unnecessary exposure events and to speed reconfiguration of the layout.
-On some versions of the X server, this has the reverse effect and causes
+B<adwm> has the ability to raise a parent-relative window (veil) over
+the desktop work area before configuring window and then dropping the
+veil after windows are reconfigured.  This serves to avoid unnecessary
+exposure events and to speed reconfiguration of the layout.  On some
+versions of the X server, this has the reverse effect and causes
 flickering and unnecessary exposure events.  This option is present so
 that the veil behaviour can be set appropriately for a specific system.
 
@@ -565,15 +565,15 @@ Adwm*B<snap>: I<5>
 
 =item [B<screenE<lt>sE<gt>.>]B<dragdistance> I<E<lt>pixelsE<gt>>
 
-When B<@PACKAGE@> receives a click on a title bar or resize grip, the
-action performed can depend on whether the pointer is dragged or whether
-the button is simply clicked.  When clicking a mouse button, the pointer
-may mechanically move a small amount making it difficult to click in a
-title bar or resize grip.  The drag distance, I<E<lt>pixelsE<gt>>, is
-the distance that the pointer can move while a button is depressed
-without the window manager considering the action to be a drag.  This
-applies to all drags supported by the window manager.  The default value
-is five (5) pixels.
+When B<adwm> receives a click on a title bar or resize grip, the action
+performed can depend on whether the pointer is dragged or whether the
+button is simply clicked.  When clicking a mouse button, the pointer may
+mechanically move a small amount making it difficult to click in a title
+bar or resize grip.  The drag distance, I<E<lt>pixelsE<gt>>, is the
+distance that the pointer can move while a button is depressed without
+the window manager considering the action to be a drag.  This applies to
+all drags supported by the window manager.  The default value is five
+(5) pixels.
 Example:
 
 =over
@@ -646,10 +646,6 @@ Adwm*B<ncolumns>: I<3>
 
 =back
 
-=item [B<screenE<lt>sE<gt>.>]B<opacity> I<E<lt>floatE<gt>>
-
-Not currently used.
-
 =back
 
 =head2 DOCK DIRECTIVES

doc/adwm-style.pod

@@ -1,29 +1,29 @@
 =head1 NAME
 
-@PACKAGE@-style -- advanced dynamic window manager for X: styles
+adwm-style -- advanced dynamic window manager for X: styles
 
 =head1 SYNOPSIS
 
 F<$HOME/.adwm/stylerc>
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
-B<@PACKAGE@> is a light-weight, reparenting, dynamic tiling/stacking
-window manager, intended on being fully controllable using only the
-keyboard: the objective of all dynamic tiling window managers.  However,
-B<@PACKAGE@> also supports regular stacking floating window management
-as well, and decorative frames are applied to windows in a number of
-circumstances.  To control the styling of the decorative border,
-B<@PACKAGE@> supports customizable style elements.
+B<adwm> is a light-weight, reparenting, dynamic tiling/stacking window
+manager, intended on being fully controllable using only the keyboard:
+the objective of all dynamic tiling window managers.  However, B<adwm>
+also supports regular stacking floating window management as well, and
+decorative frames are applied to windows in a number of circumstances.
+To control the styling of the decorative border, B<adwm> supports
+customizable style elements.
 
 Decorative window borders can contain title text as well as buttons
 (defined as pixmaps) that can perform a number of predefined actions ont
 he window around which they appear.  Customizable style elements exist
 to determine which pixmaps are displayed and under which conditions.
 
-B<@PACKAGE@> directly supports a WindowMaker style "dock".  Window Maker
-dock applications are reparented into tiles within the dock.  These
-types also support customizable style elements.
+B<adwm> directly supports a WindowMaker style "dock".  Window Maker dock
+applications are reparented into tiles within the dock.  These types
+also support customizable style elements.
 
 Customizable style elements are defined in an X Resource formatted
 configuration file.  Styles can either be part of the main configuration
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ the F<$HOME/.adwm/stylerc> file).  See L</FILES>, below.
 =head1 SYNTAX
 
 The general syntax of style elements, as specified directly in the
-B<@PACKAGE@> resource file, is as follows:
+B<adwm> resource file, is as follows:
 
 =over
 
@@ -405,4 +405,4 @@ Brian Bidulock <[email protected]>
 
 =cut
 
-# vim: set ft=pod tw=72 spell:
+# vim: set nocin ft=pod tw=72 spell: