consistently bold "Xft"

Signed-off-by: Thomas E. Dickey <dickey@invisible-island.net>

1 files changed, 63 insertions, 25 deletions

diff --git a/man/Xft.man b/man/Xft.man
index 6ae98d5..6ee5584 100644
--- a/man/Xft.man
+++ b/man/Xft.man
@@ -77,7 +77,8 @@ is a simple library which draws text and graphics:
 .bP
 using information provided by the Fontconfig library,
 .bP
-Xft converts font glyphs using the FreeType rasterizer, and
+.B Xft
+converts font glyphs using the FreeType rasterizer, and
 .bP
 displays the converted font data using the X Rendering Extension.
 .PP
@@ -125,7 +126,6 @@ version constants might be used:
     #endif
 .QE
 .\" I don't understand what these are for.  -- BR, 2005-04-02
-.\" XFT_CORE                used in xftname.c
 .\" XFT_XLFD                used in xftname.c, xftxlfd.c
 .\" XFT_NMISSING            used in xftcore.c, xftextent.c, xftglyphs.c,
 .\"                                 xftrender.c
@@ -449,10 +449,14 @@ data type is defined by the FreeType library.
 .SH FUNCTIONS
 .\" *************************************************************************
 .SS "Initialization"
-A typical application using Xft does not explicitly initialize the library.
+A typical application using
+.B Xft
+does not explicitly initialize the library.
 That is usually done as a side-effect of opening a font.
 .PP
-When Xft initializes, it collects information about the display,
+When
+.B Xft
+initializes, it collects information about the display,
 and stores some of that information in a FontConfig pattern
 (essentially a collection of properties with typed values).
 The calling application can modify that pattern
@@ -460,7 +464,8 @@ to change the library's behavior.
 .PP
 Not all of the collected information is stored in a pattern.
 The remainer is stored in internal data structures.
-Xft makes some of that available to the application via functions.
+.B Xft
+makes some of that available to the application via functions.
 .PS
 \fBBool\fP \fBXftDefaultHasRender\fP (
 	\fBDisplay\fP	*\fIdpy\fP);
@@ -468,7 +473,9 @@ Xft makes some of that available to the application via functions.
 Obtain information about the display
 .I dpy
 if not done already, and
-return true if Xft found that the display supports the X Render extension,
+return true if
+.B Xft
+found that the display supports the X Render extension,
 and if it is able to find a suitable
 .B XRenderPictFormat 
 (X Render's datatype which is analogous to Xlib's Visual)
@@ -482,14 +489,18 @@ Obtain information about the display
 .I dpy
 if not done already, and
 set the Fontconfig pattern holding default properties
-which Xft will use for this display.
+which
+.B Xft
+will use for this display.
 .IP
-Xft uses those properties initially to obtain these limits:
+.B Xft
+uses those properties initially to obtain these limits:
 .RS 10
 .TP 5
 XFT_MAX_GLYPH_MEMORY
 (maxglyphmemory).
-This is the maximum amount of glyph memory for all fonts used by Xft
+This is the maximum amount of glyph memory for all fonts used by
+.B Xft
 (default: 4*1024*1024).
 .TP 5
 XFT_MAX_UNREF_FONTS
@@ -498,7 +509,8 @@ This is the maximum number of unreferenced fonts
 (default: 16).
 .RE
 .IP
-Xft also uses these default properties in
+.B Xft
+also uses these default properties in
 .BR XftDefaultSubstitute ().
 .PS
 \fBvoid\fP \fBXftDefaultSubstitute\fP (
@@ -506,14 +518,17 @@ Xft also uses these default properties in
 	\fBint\fP	 \fIscreen\fP,
 	\fBFcPattern\fP	*\fIpattern\fP);
 .PE
-Xft fills in missing properties in the given
+.B Xft
+fills in missing properties in the given
 .I pattern
 using default properties for the specified display
 .IR dpy ,
 e.g., as set in
 .BR XftDefaultSet ().
 .IP
-Typical Xft applications use this function to help Fontconfig
+Typical
+.B Xft
+applications use this function to help Fontconfig
 choose a suitable font.
 These properties are substituted before calling
 .BR FcDefaultSubstitute ():
@@ -583,7 +598,8 @@ Initializes the Fontconfig library (calling
 .IP
 The \fIconfig\fP parameter is unused.
 .IP
-Xft does not deinitialize the Fontconfig library when it is done.
+.B Xft
+does not deinitialize the Fontconfig library when it is done.
 .PS
 \fBFcBool\fP \fBXftInitFtLibrary\fP (\fBvoid\fP);
 .PE
@@ -594,13 +610,15 @@ to create a library object)
 if it has not already been initialized.
 This is needed before using the FreeType library to read font data from a file.
 .IP
-Xft calls
+.B Xft
+calls
 .BR XftInitFtLibrary ()
 internally via
 .BR XftFontInfoCreate "() and"
 .BR XftFontOpenPattern ().
 .IP
-Xft does not discard the library object
+.B Xft
+does not discard the library object
 (e.g., using
 .BR FT_Done_FreeType ())
 when it is done.
@@ -608,7 +626,9 @@ when it is done.
 \fBint\fP \fBXftGetVersion\fP (\fBvoid\fP);
 .PE
 Returns \fBXftVersion\fP, enabling an application to determine the
-actual version of Xft which is in use.
+actual version of
+.B Xft
+which is in use.
 .\" *************************************************************************
 .SS "Opening and Matching Fonts"
 .PS
@@ -680,7 +700,9 @@ Also used internally by the
 functions,
 .B XftFontMatch
 can also be used directly to determine the Fontconfig font pattern
-resulting from an Xft font open request.
+resulting from an
+.B Xft
+font open request.
 The
 .B FcPattern
 and
@@ -903,7 +925,9 @@ data type is defined by the X11 library.
 	\fBDrawable\fP	 \fIdrawable\fP);
 .PE
 .B XftDrawChange
-changes the X drawable association of the existing Xft draw object
+changes the X drawable association of the existing
+.B Xft
+draw object
 .I draw
 from its current value to
 .IR drawable .
@@ -913,7 +937,9 @@ from its current value to
 	\fBXftDraw\fP	*\fIdraw\fP);
 .PE
 .B XftDrawDisplay
-returns a pointer to the display associated with the Xft draw object
+returns a pointer to the display associated with the
+.B Xft
+draw object
 .IR draw .
 .PP
 .PS
@@ -921,7 +947,9 @@ returns a pointer to the display associated with the Xft draw object
 	\fBXftDraw\fP	*\fIdraw\fP);
 .PE
 .B XftDrawDrawable
-returns the X drawable associated with the Xft draw object
+returns the X drawable associated with the
+.B Xft
+draw object
 .IR draw .
 .PP
 .PS
@@ -929,7 +957,9 @@ returns the X drawable associated with the Xft draw object
 	\fBXftDraw\fP	*\fIdraw\fP);
 .PE
 .BR XftDrawColormap ()
-returns the colormap associated with the Xft draw object
+returns the colormap associated with the
+.B Xft
+draw object
 .IR draw .
 .PP
 .PS
@@ -937,7 +967,9 @@ returns the colormap associated with the Xft draw object
 	\fBXftDraw\fP	*\fIdraw\fP);
 .PE
 .B XftDrawVisual
-returns a pointer to the visual associated with the Xft draw object
+returns a pointer to the visual associated with the
+.B Xft
+draw object
 .IR draw .
 .PP
 .PS
@@ -945,7 +977,9 @@ returns a pointer to the visual associated with the Xft draw object
 	\fBXftDraw\fP	*\fIdraw\fP);
 .PE
 .B XftDrawPicture
-returns the picture associated with the Xft draw object
+returns the picture associated with the
+.B Xft
+draw object
 .IR draw .
 If the the X server does not support the X Rendering Extension, 0 is
 returned.
@@ -993,7 +1027,9 @@ draws no more than
 .I len
 glyphs of
 .I string
-to Xft drawable
+to
+.B Xft
+drawable
 .I d
 using
 .I font
@@ -1019,7 +1055,9 @@ and
 .I height
 at position
 .IR x , " y"
-to Xft drawable
+to
+.B Xft
+drawable
 .IR d .
 .SH COMPATIBILITY
 As of version 2,