Rename .l(, .l) to .(l, .)l

This fits better with established practice (see the me macros).

4 files changed, 65 insertions, 65 deletions

diff --git a/list/list b/list/list
index 11ec7c1..c3933e4 100755
--- a/list/list
+++ b/list/list
@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@
 use Getopt::Std;
 BEGIN { getopt('Ep:s:') }
 
-if (/^\.\s*l\(\s*$/ .. /^\.\s*l\)\s*$/) {
+if (/^\.\s*\(l\s*$/ .. /^\.\s*\)l\s*$/) {
 	not $opt_E and s/^\\!// and next;
-	if (/^\.\s*l\(\s*$/) {
+	if (/^\.\s*\(l\s*$/) {
 		$_ = '';
 		$_ = "$opt_p\n" if $opt_p;
-	} elsif (/^\.\s*l\)\s*$/) {
+	} elsif (/^\.\s*\)l\s*$/) {
 		$_ = '';
 		$_ = "$opt_s\n" if $opt_s;
 	} else {
diff --git a/list/list.1 b/list/list.1
index 02a89d8..019c738 100644
--- a/list/list.1
+++ b/list/list.1
@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@
 .Pp
 .Nm
 escapes text between
-.Ql .l(
+.Ql .(l
 and
-.Ql .l)
+.Ql .)l
 lines for
 .Xr troff 1 .
 .Pp
diff --git a/mk/README.pdf b/mk/README.pdf
index f6003e6..f2aaa6f 100644
--- a/mk/README.pdf
+++ b/mk/README.pdf
diff --git a/mk/README.t b/mk/README.t
index de994f7..8264b01 100644
--- a/mk/README.t
+++ b/mk/README.t
@@ -149,12 +149,12 @@ If the user wishes to modify the default font size,
 he or she can simply switch to the relevant environment
 and set the font size as desired
 using regular troff requests:
-.l(
+.(l
 .\" set heading font
 .h
 .fam H
 .ps +1p
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 Troff saves the font settings in the environment,
 so that the next time the environment is invoked,
@@ -173,13 +173,13 @@ are applied to all
 environments.
 It is thus remarkably simple and intuitive to set,
 for example, the default font of a document:
-.l(
+.(l
 .fam N
 .t
 Document title
 .p
 First paragraph.
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 In addition to the normal environment-relevant settings,
 .i mk
@@ -247,9 +247,9 @@ bold italic font
 .p
 For example, the following request outputs
 .i mk .\(rq: \(lq
-.l(
+.(l
 .i mk .
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .p
 Note that
@@ -290,7 +290,7 @@ and
 .c d
 macros can be used at the beginning of a document
 to create a centered header:
-.l(
+.(l
 .t
 Document title
 .d
@@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ First author
 .br
 Second author
 .d i \" current date formatted as YYYY-MM-DD
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 In the example above, you can see that the
 .c d
@@ -353,14 +353,14 @@ take an optional argument,
 which is output either immediately before or immediately after
 the inline reference.
 For example, the code
-.l(
+.(l
 .q
 This is a quotation\c
 .(
 \!.ne 1
 This is a footnote.
 .)
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 generates the following output:
 .q
@@ -395,12 +395,12 @@ in terms of
 .i mk
 environments.
 For example:
-.l(
+.(l
 .\" want space for...
 .w s p \" a subheading of one line + a paragraph of one line
 .w s pp \" a subheading of one line + a paragraph of two lines
 .w ss p \" a subheading of two lines + a paragraph of one line
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .
 .he Internal macros
@@ -518,37 +518,37 @@ you would start the document like this
 (before you call any
 .i mk
 macros):
-.l(
+.(l
 .fam N
 .ps 9p
 .vs 12p
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .se How do I customize the default appearance of a given environment?
 .p
 To configure the layout and font settings of a specific environment,
 you can switch to that environment and use the relevant troff requests:
-.l(
+.(l
 \!.ne 1
 .q
 .ps +1p
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 If you are merely configuring the environment
 without printing anything in it,
 you can also use
 .c @e :
-.l(
+.(l
 .@e q
 .ps +1p
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .w s ll
 .se How do I customize the default appearance of the margin text?
-.l(
+.(l
 .(e @m \" margin environment
 .ps +1p
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 You can also set such settings in your redefinition of
 .c @h
@@ -557,14 +557,14 @@ or
 .
 .w s ll
 .se How do I customize the default appearance of footnotes?
-.l(
+.(l
 .(e @f \" footnote environment
 .ps +1p
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .w s ll
 .se How do I redefine the page header?
-.l(
+.(l
 .de @h
 . \" set position of header text
 . sp |36p
@@ -574,21 +574,21 @@ or
 \!.ne 1
 . sp |1i
 ..
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .w s ll
 .se How do I redefine the page footer?
 .p
 To change the position of the footer:
-.l(
+.(l
 .\" set position of footer trap
 .\" (must be done before any macros have been called)
 .wh -1i @tf
 .
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 To change the contents of the footer:
-.l(
+.(l
 .de @f
 . \" set position of footer text
 . \" (must be below the footer trap)
@@ -596,7 +596,7 @@ To change the contents of the footer:
 . \" set footer text
 . tl 'left'center'right'
 ..
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .se How do I define my own environments?
 .p
@@ -631,7 +631,7 @@ p. \n[&env]).
 The following code configures an environment called
 .c n
 and defines a corresponding macro:
-.l(
+.(l
 .@e n
 . @c 0 \" copy default environment
 . ps -1p
@@ -642,7 +642,7 @@ and defines a corresponding macro:
 \!.ne 1
 . @e n \" activate new environment
 ..
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .se How do I prevent a section from being broken up by a page break?
 .p
@@ -654,10 +654,10 @@ does not (at least yet) define any such macros by default.
 The simplest solution is to use troff's
 .c ne
 request:
-.l(
+.(l
 .ne 7 \" break page if seven lines won't fit on this page
 .\" ... some text ...
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 If you want to keep text of various styles together,
 you can use
@@ -665,21 +665,21 @@ you can use
 own
 .c w
 macro:
-.l(
+.(l
 .w s qq \" break page if a subheading and two lines of a quotation won't fit
 .\" ... some text ...
-.l)
+.)l
 .ig
 .p
 For a more general solution, you can use a diversion:
-.l(
+.(l
 .di keep
 .\" ... some text ...
 .br
 .di
 .ne \n(dnu
 .keep
-.l)
+.)l
 ..
 .
 .se How do I use alternative quotation marks?
@@ -687,14 +687,14 @@ For a more general solution, you can use a diversion:
 Redefine
 .c \(dq .
 The following code defines a Swedish quotation style:
-.l(
+.(l
 .de "
 \\&\\$3”\\$1”\\$2
 ..
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 Another option is to create new macros for alternative quotation styles:
-.l(
+.(l
 .\" alternative swedish quotation styles
 .de ><
 \\&\\$3»\\$1«\\$2
@@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ Another option is to create new macros for alternative quotation styles:
 .de >>
 \\&\\$3»\\$1»\\$2
 ..
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .se How do I create nested inline quotations?
 .p
@@ -718,17 +718,17 @@ for example when converting a document from US to British English,
 you can redefine
 .c "
 to translate backticks and apostrophes accordingly:
-.l(
+.(l
 .eo
 .de "
 . char ` \(lq
 . char ' \(rq
 \&\$3\(oq\$1\(cq\$2
-. char ` \\(oq
-. char ' \\(cq
+. char ` \(oq
+. char ' \(cq
 ..
 .ec
-.l)
+.)l
 .
 .se How do I include a table of contents in my document?
 .te .nr &toc \n%
@@ -763,7 +763,7 @@ Note that the argument given to
 will be interpreted as a troff input line.
 .p
 The following definitions provide a good starting point:
-.l(
+.(l
 .eo
 .de he
 . h
@@ -778,16 +778,16 @@ The following definitions provide a good starting point:
 . br
 ..
 .ec
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 Now, instead of
 .c h ,
 you may use
 .c he
 to create a heading to be included in the table of contents:
-.l(
+.(l
 .he A heading
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 Wherever you want the table of contents to be inserted,
 you may simply invoke
@@ -796,9 +796,9 @@ you may simply invoke
 Just remember to use
 .c toc
 to run your processing pipeline:
-.l(
+.(l
 <example.t toc refer \| troff -Tps >example.ps
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 Thanks to the multiple passes performed by
 .i toc ,
@@ -822,14 +822,14 @@ Then, at each position you want to reference,
 invoke
 .c .te
 like this:
-.l(
+.(l
 .te .nr &refname \n%
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 To refer to that position, interpolate the register:
-.l(
+.(l
 See page \n[&refname].
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 (I prefer prefixing my references with an ampersand.)
 .
@@ -840,9 +840,9 @@ The
 distribution includes a troff preprocessor called
 .i list ,
 which filters text delimited by
-.c .l(
+.c .(l
 and
-.c .l) ,
+.c .)l ,
 escaping standard troff syntax.
 .p
 To automatically add a
@@ -850,13 +850,13 @@ To automatically add a
 request before each listing, set the
 .i -p
 (prefix) flag accordingly:
-.l(
+.(l
 list -p.l
-.l)
+.)l
 .p
 To transparently pass an input line to troff,
 prefix it with
 .c \\\\! .
-(To disable this behavior, use the
+(The
 .i -E
-flag.)
+flag disables this behavior.)