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diff --git a/app-text/mpage/files/20_bts416573_manpage_fixes.patch b/app-text/mpage/files/20_bts416573_manpage_fixes.patch deleted file mode 100644 index 3a4df84e4ee6..000000000000 --- a/app-text/mpage/files/20_bts416573_manpage_fixes.patch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,628 +0,0 @@ -Index: mpage-2.5.6/mpage.1.in -=================================================================== ---- mpage-2.5.6.orig/mpage.1.in 2008-08-12 19:12:42.274087056 +0200 -+++ mpage-2.5.6/mpage.1.in 2008-08-12 19:14:15.003371396 +0200 -@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ - - - .SH DESCRIPTION --.I mpage -+.B mpage - reads plain text files or PostScript documents and prints them on a - PostScript printer with the text reduced in size so that several - pages appear on one sheet of paper. -@@ -63,14 +63,18 @@ - - .PP - The following options are recognized (note that arguments to options may be --separated from the option by spaces, except for -+separated from the option by spaces, except for - .BR -B , - .BR -m , - .BR -M , - .B -p - and - .BR -P ): --Also when mpage encounters -- as option it will stop parsing arguments -+Also when -+.B mpage -+encounters -+.B -- -+as option it will stop parsing arguments - and the remaining arguments are interpreted as filenames. - - .TP -@@ -84,7 +88,7 @@ - .TP - .B -4 - Print 4 normal pages per sheet --.IR (default) . -+.RI ( default ). - - .TP - .B -8 -@@ -95,25 +99,29 @@ - Toggle layout of the pages on the sheet so that successively numbered - pages run down the sheet, as opposed to left to right. - .RI ( default --updown) . -+updown). - - .TP - .B -A --This option is deprecated, see \fB-b\fP. --Prepare output for A4 sized paper. --For default see 'mpage -x'. -+This option is deprecated, use -+.B -bA4 -+instead. - - .TP --.BI -b papertype --Prepare output for selected paper type. -+.BI -b papersize -+Prepare output for the selected paper type. - .I Papersize --can be \fIA3\fP for European A3, --\fIA4\fP for European A4, --\fILetter\fP for US Letter or \fILegal\fP for Legal --sized paper. --For default see 'mpage -x'. --To see the list of currently available types, just give the 'mpage -bl' --or 'mpage -b?' command (Note: mpage exits after finding such option use.) -+can be \fBA3\fP for European A3, -+\fBA4\fP for European A4, -+\fBLetter\fP for US Letter, or \fBLegal\fP for Legal -+sized paper. For available types, see option \fB-bl\fP. -+For the default, see 'mpage \-x'. This default is taken from the -+system; see \fBpapersize\fP(5). If it isn't found, mpage exits -+with an error. -+ -+.TP -+.BR -bl ,\ -b? -+List the currently available paper types, then exit. - - .TP - .BR -B [\fI<num>\fR[\fBlrtb\fR]*] -@@ -121,19 +129,19 @@ - Specify text box margins and line thickness. - The default is 0 columns (lines) for both left and right (top and bottom) - margins and 0 line thickness. --Specifying --.B -B --solely toggles printing of the box. -+Specifying -+.B -B -+solely toggles printing of the box. - .IR l , - .IR r , - .I t - or - .I b --set the left, right, top or bottom margin respectively to -+set the left, right, top or bottom margin respectively to - .I <num> - columns (lines). --Not specifying any of the sides, will set the line thickness when --.I <num> -+Not specifying any of the sides, will set the line thickness when -+.I <num> - is given. - For example - .BI -B 1 -@@ -142,7 +150,7 @@ - - .TP - .B -c --Toggle concatenation off pages from different files on single sheets -+Toggle concatenation of pages from different files on single sheets - .RI ( default - off). - -@@ -166,27 +174,26 @@ - - .TP - .BI -D dateformat --Set the date format as in -+Set the date format as in - .IR strftime (3) - to be used in date/time representations (e.g. in headers). --(Note: to be useful you probably need the \fB-H\fP option.) -+(Note: to make this useful you probably need the \fB-H\fP option.) - - .TP - .B -e --Print 2 normal pages per sheet in duplex mode. Every first --and fourth page or on one side and every second and third -+Print 2 normal pages per sheet in duplex mode: every first -+and fourth page on one side and every second and third - on the other side. This is more or less a combination of --the \fR-O\fP and \fR-E\fP option but then in one pass. -+the \fR-O\fP and \fR-E\fP options but in one pass. - - .TP - .B -E --Print 2 normal pages per sheet. However, this option will print --every second and third page of every set of four pages. --This option will ignore -+Print 2 normal pages per sheet, namely: print only the second and -+third page of every set of four pages. See also \fB-O\fP. These -+options override - .B -a - and - .BR -l . --See also the \fR-O\fP option. - Using these options double sided prints can be created without - a duplex printer. - -@@ -194,11 +201,11 @@ - .B -f - Toggles folding lines longer than page width - .RI ( default --off) . -+off). - - .TP - .BI -F fontname --Specify font. -+Specify font. - .RI ( default - Courier). Check your printer for supported fonts. Note: this has - almost nothing to do with the fonts used for your X-windows/KDE/Gnome -@@ -206,13 +213,13 @@ - - .TP - .BI -h header --This is used only when the -+This is used only when the - .B -p - or - .B -H - switch is used and is passed as the "\fB-h\fI\ header\fR" option to --.BR pr ( 1 ) --or as the header for -+.BR pr (1) -+or as the header for - .BR -H . - - .TP -@@ -220,26 +227,26 @@ - Create header line for each logical page separated from page text by a - horizontal line. Unless - .B -h --is given, the header consist of last file modification time, -+is given, the header consists of last file modification time, - filename and page number, all in bold and slightly larger font. - This option only applies to non-postscript files. - - .TP - .BI -I indent --Indent text by -+Indent text by - .I indent - characters. - - .TP --.BI -j first\fR[\fI-last\fR][\fI%interval\fR] -+.BI -j first\fR[ - last\fR][ % interval\fR] - Print just the selected sheets, specified by a number, starting at 1. --Here -+Here - .I last - defaults to the end of data, \fIinterval\fP to 1. --Several \fB-j\fR options can be given (upto MAXJARGS, default 100) -+Several \fB-j\fR options can be given (up to MAXJARGS, default 100) - to create a complex selection of pages. --Thus \fB-j\fI1\-10\fR selects the first 10 sheets, while --\fB-j\fI 1%2\fR prints just the odd-numbered sheets and \fB-j\fI 2%2\fR -+Thus \fB-j1\-10\fR selects the first 10 sheets, while -+\fB-j\ 1%2\fR prints just the odd-numbered sheets and \fB-j\ 2%2\fR - prints just the even ones. - .sp - You can do double-sided printing, in two passes, as follows. -@@ -249,7 +256,7 @@ - Print the odd-numbered sheets with - .IP - .ti +5 --mpage ... -j 1%2 ... -+mpage ... \-j 1%2 ... - .IP - Note the number of pages it reports. (Only half this many will really - be printed). When printing finishes, if mpage reported an -@@ -262,7 +269,7 @@ - Now print the even-numbered sheets in reverse order with - .IP - .ti +5 --mpage ... -r -j 2%2 ... -+mpage ... \-r \-j 2%2 ... - .IP - hoping no one else reaches the printer before you do. - -@@ -274,70 +281,71 @@ - - .TP - .B -k --When mpage finds a %%TRailer or %%PSTrailer in the postscript input file -+When mpage finds a %%Trailer or %%PSTrailer in the postscript input file - it normally assumes this is the end of the postscript file and stops reading - the input file. But when the PS file includes EPS files, %%Trailers might --be anywhere. Using this option ignores the %%TRailer and %%PSTRailer lines. -+be anywhere. Using this option ignores the %%Trailer and %%PSTrailer lines. -+ - .TP - .B -l --Toggle printing landscape or portrait mode. --Landscape pages are 55 lines long by 132 characters wide by default. --Portrait pages are 66 lines long by 80 characters wide by default. -+Toggle printing landscape or portrait mode - .RI ( default --portrait.) -+portrait). -+Landscape pages are 55 lines long by 132 characters wide by default. -+Portrait pages are 66 lines long by 80 characters wide by default. - - .TP - .BI -L lines - Adjust the page reduction parameters so that - .I lines - lines will fit in the space of one page. --This overrides the default values normally supplied. (See -+This overrides the default values normally supplied. (See - .BR -l .) --If used in conjunction with -+If used in conjunction with - .B -p - then this value is passed to the - .BR pr (1) - as well. - As a side effect this changes the font size as well (as will the \fB-W\fR --option.) So while there is an option to change font family, there is no -+option.) So while there is an option to change font family, there is no - explicit option to change font size! - - .TP - .BR -m [\fI<num>\fR[\fBlrtb\fR]*] - Specify sheet margin. The default margin is 20 points. --Only specifying --.B -m --sets left margin to 40 points. -+Only specifying -+.B -m -+sets left margin to 40 points. - .IR l , - .IR r , - .I t - or - .I b --set left, right, top or bottom margin respectively to -+set left, right, top or bottom margin respectively to - .I <num> - points. --Not specifying any of the sides will set all sides when --.I <num> -+Not specifying any of the sides will set all sides when -+.I <num> - is given. - .I <num> - defaults to 40 points. For example - .BI -m 10 - sets all margins to 10 points. - .BI -m l50tb --sets left margin to default 40 and top and bottom margin to 50 points. -+sets left margin to default 40 and top and bottom margins to 50 points. - .BI -m 50l25bt30r --set bottom and top margin to 25, left margin to 50 and -+sets bottom and top margin to 25, left margin to 50 and - right margin to 30 points. - Margins can have negative numbers. - - .TP - .BR -M [\fI<num>\fR[\fBlrtb\fR]*] --Specify logical page margins. For syntax, see -+Specify logical page margins. For syntax, see - .B -m - option. --Defaults are 4 for --.B -M --solely, and 8 for -+Defaults are 4 for -+.B -M -+solely, and 8 for - .IR <num> . - Margins can be negative. - This way large white borders -@@ -351,20 +359,18 @@ - - .TP - .B -O --Print 2 normal pages per sheet. --However, this option will print every first and fourth page of every --set of four pages. --This option will ignore -+Print 2 normal pages per sheet, namely: print only the first and -+fourth page of every set of four pages. See also \fB-E\fP. These -+options override - .B -a - and - .BR -l . --See also the \fR-E\fP option. - Using these options double sided prints can be created without - a duplex printer. - - .TP - .BR -p [\fIprprog\fR] --Pipe input through -+Pipe input through - .I prprog - command (including specified options) before printing - (assumes the input is a text file). -@@ -373,14 +379,16 @@ - - .TP - .BR -P [\fIprinter\fR] --Specify the printer to which the PostScript output will be sent --(e.g.lpr -P\fIprinter\fP). Using -+Specify the printer to which the PostScript output is sent -+(e.g. lpr \-P\fIprinter\fP). Using - .B -P --with no printer specified will send the PostScript to the default printer --queue (e.g. lpr). Using -P- will return output to stdout, useful in --combination with MPAGE environment variable. Without -+with no printer specified sends the PostScript to the default printer -+queue (e.g. lpr). Using \fB-P-\fP returns output to stdout, useful in -+combination with the -+.B MPAGE -+environment variable. Without - .B -P --output will be send to standard output. -+output is sent to standard output. - - .TP - .B -r -@@ -392,58 +400,65 @@ - .B -R - Switch to left to right mode, starting first page on left bottom corner. - This might be useful for landscape postscript files. --(Note: using -+(Note: using - .B -l - after - .B -R - undoes - .BR -R , --and switches to normal landscape mode. -+and switches to normal landscape mode.) - - .TP - .BI -s tabstop - Set tabstop width (\fIdefault\fP 8 characters). --Should by >= 2. -+Should be >= 2. - - .TP - .B -S - Accept non-square page reduction. - By default, pages are shrunk equally in X and Y, even if this wastes some - space on the sheet. --With \fB\-S\fP, --reduced pages are larger but slightly distorted. (only used when printing -+With \fB\-S\fP, -+reduced pages are larger but slightly distorted. (Only used when printing - postscript files.) - - .TP - .B -t - Toggle printing on both sides of the paper. --+This option has 3 states: nop, yes, no, which mean: --.BR NOP : -- dont do anything on PostScript, so printer default will be used; --.BR YES : -- force printer to do duplex; --.BR NO : -+This option has 3 states: nop, yes, no, which mean: -+.RS -+.TP -+.BR NOP : -+don't do anything in PostScript, use the printer default; -+.TP -+.BR YES : -+force printer to do duplex; -+.TP -+.BR NO : - force printer not to do it. --If there is no -t, then the duplex is NOP. If you put some -t on -+.HP 0 -+If there is no \fB\-t\fP, then the duplex is NOP. If you put some \-t on - the command line, the state toggles as "yes,no,yes,no...". - So, if your printer is set to print, by default, in duplex mode, --you will use "-t -t" on command line to force it to print in non-duplex mode. --Use this option only if your printer is capable of printing in duplex mode. -+you will use "\-t \-t" on the command line to force it to print in -+non-duplex mode. Use this option only if your printer is capable of -+printing in duplex mode. - .RI ( default - NOP). -+.RE - - .TP - .B -T - Toggle tumble of every second pages. --This option has 3 states: nop, yes, no (with behaviour similar to -t). -+This option has 3 states: nop, yes, no (with behaviour similar to \-t). - So, if your printer is set to print, by default, in duplex mode, - with tumble on, --you will use "-T -T" on command line to print in nontumble mode. -+you will use "\-T \-T" on command line to print in nontumble mode. - Use this option only if your printer is capable of printing in duplex mode. - With this version of mpage, --you may use this option even if you do not use -t. -+you may use this option even if you do not use \-t. - .RI ( default --NOP.) -+NOP). - - .TP - .B -u -@@ -451,15 +466,15 @@ - - .TP - .B -U --This option is deprecated, see \fB-b\fP. --Prepare output for US Letter sized paper. --For default see 'mpage -x'. -+This option is deprecated, use -+.B -bLetter -+instead. - - .TP - .B -v - Toggle printing a count of the number of sheets produced for printing - .RI ( default --off.) -+off). - - .TP - .B -V -@@ -467,27 +482,27 @@ - - .TP - .BI -W width --Adjust the page reduction parameters so that a line with -+Adjust the page reduction parameters so that a line - .I width - characters long will fit in the space of one page. --This overrides the default values normally supplied. (See -+This overrides the default values normally supplied. (See - .BR -l .) - If used in conjunction with - .B -p --then this value is passed to the s -+then this value is passed to the - .BR pr (1) - program as well. - See also the \fB-L\fP\ option on font sizes. - - .TP - .B -x --Force usage display, which also shows current defaults. -+Print usage information (including current defaults), then exit. - - .TP --.B -X [header] -+.BR -X [\fIheader\fR] - Print header on the left and the page number on the right - of each physical page (sheet). --If no header is given, the default is the current filename (note -+If no header is given, the default is the current filename (note - influence of - .BR -c ), - the filename of the first file on the page is used. -@@ -495,12 +510,12 @@ - .TP - .BI -z printcommand - Specify command to use to send output to. --Default is --.B lpr --(1) for BSD style spooler, --.B lp --(1) for SYSV style spooler. --You can specify command line options, but note -+Default is -+.BR lpr (1) -+for BSD style spooler, -+.BR lp (1) -+for SYSV style spooler. -+You can specify command line options, but note - .BR -Z . - For example \fB-zlp\fR for system V Unix. - -@@ -508,7 +523,7 @@ - .BI -Z printprog_queuename_arg - Specify what option to use for the "\fB-z\fI\ printcommand\fR" to specify - a printqueue. --For example \fB-zlp -Z-d\fR for system V Unix. -+For example \fB\-zlp \-Z\-d\fR for system V Unix. - Default is - .B -P - for BSD style spooler, -@@ -518,10 +533,10 @@ - .PP - - .SH ENVIRONMENT --.I mpage -+.B mpage - examines the - .B PRINTER --(or -+(or - .B LPDEST - for SYSV style spooler) - environment variable to override its default printer. -@@ -529,18 +544,20 @@ - .PP - The - .B MPAGE_LIB --environment variable can be used to control where the character -+environment variable can be used to control where the character - encoding files (\fB-C\fR) can be found. - - .PP --.I mpage -+.B mpage - also examines the - .B MPAGE - environment variable for default option settings. - Any option or combination of options can be specified in the - .B MPAGE - environment variable. --For example, if MPAGE is set to the string: -+For example, if -+.B MPAGE -+is set to the string: - .IP - .B -2oPqms -L60 - .PP -@@ -550,14 +567,14 @@ - .B "qms" - (overriding the - .B PRINTER\fR/\fBLPDEST --environment variable, if it exists.) -+environment variable, if it exists). - In the environment variable, white space is used as an option delimiter, - and no quoting is recognized. - - .PP - Any command line options will override both the - .B PRINTER --and -+and - .B MPAGE - environment variables. - -@@ -571,7 +588,7 @@ - Suffers under the burden of far too many switches. - (But - .B you --wanted the choices!) -+wanted the choices!) - .PP - NULL characters in a postscript input file will cause mpage to crash! - .PP -@@ -580,7 +597,7 @@ - Mpage is year 2000 compliant, as long as the underlying operating system is!!! - - .SH VERSION --Version 2.5.6, Released Januari 2008. -+Version 2.5.6, Released January 2008. - .br - Location: - .IP -@@ -588,6 +605,6 @@ - .br - ftp://ftp.mesa.nl/pub/mpage - .SH AUTHORS --Marcel Mol <marcel@mesa.nl> (current maintainer). -+Marcel Mol <marcel@mesa.nl> (current maintainer). - .PP --Mark P. Hahn (Original author) -+Mark P. Hahn (Original author) |