fix some more

.gitignore

@@ -59,3 +59,4 @@ docs/help/hu/*
 docs/help/nb/*
 docs/help/vi/*
 docs/help/zh_CN/*
+docs/src/*/gui/gmoccapy_release_notes.txt

docs/src/man/man9/encoder_ratio.9.adoc

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ encoder_ratio - an electronic gear to synchronize two axes
 
 == SYNOPSIS
 
-*loadrt encoder_ratio [num_chan=*_num_* | names=*_name1_*[,*_name2..._*]]*
+**loadrt encoder_ratio [num_chan=**_num_** | names=**_name1_**[,**_name2..._**]]**
 
 == DESCRIPTION
 
@@ -41,18 +41,18 @@ The *encoder-ratio.N.* format is shown in the following descriptions.
 
 == PINS
 
-*encoder-ratio._N_*.master-A* bit in*::
+**encoder-ratio.**__N__**.master-A** bit in::
    +
 
-*encoder-ratio._N_*.master-B* bit in*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.master-B** bit in::
    +
 
-*encoder-ratio._N_*.slave-A* bit in*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.slave-A** bit in::
    +
 
-*encoder-ratio._N_*.slave-B* bit in*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.slave-B** bit in::
   The encoder channels of the master and slave axes
-*encoder-ratio._N_*.enable* bit in*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.enable** bit in::
   When the enable pin is FALSE, the error pin simply reports the slave
   axis position, in revolutions. As such, it would normally be connected
   to the feedback pin of a PID block for closed loop control of the
@@ -63,20 +63,20 @@ The *encoder-ratio.N.* format is shown in the following descriptions.
   master teeth to slave teeth. As the master moves, error becomes
   non-zero, and the PID loop will drive the slave axis to track the
   master.
-*encoder-ratio._N_*.error* float out*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.error** float out::
   The error in the position of the slave (in revolutions)
 
 == PARAMETERS
 
-*encoder-ratio.N.master-ppr unsigned rw*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.master-ppr** unsigned rw::
    +
 
-*encoder-ratio.N.slave-ppr unsigned rw*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.slave-ppr** unsigned rw::
   The number of pulses per revolution of the master and slave axes
-*encoder-ratio.N.master-teeth unsigned rw*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.master-teeth** unsigned rw::
    +
 
-*encoder-ratio.N.slave-teeth unsigned rw*::
+**encoder-ratio.**_N_**.slave-teeth** unsigned rw::
   The number of "teeth" on the master and slave gears.
 
 == SEE ALSO

docs/src/man/man9/enum.9.adoc

@@ -52,31 +52,31 @@ E and D-type enumerations may be freely mixed in separate instances.
 
 == FUNCTIONS
 
-*enum-decode._NN_* - if instance type = "D"
+**enum-decode.**_NN_ - if instance type = "D"
 
-*enum-encode._NN_* - if instance type = "E"
+**enum-encode.**_NN_ - if instance type = "E"
 
 == PINS
 
-*enum-decode._NN_.input* - The integer value to be decoded
+**enum-decode**._NN_.**input** - The integer value to be decoded
 
-*enum-decode._NN_.label-out* -  output bits of a decode instance
+**enum-decode**._NN_.**label-out** -  output bits of a decode instance
 
-*enum-decode._NN_.label-val* -  The enumeration value corresponding to
+**enum-decode**._NN_.**label-val** -  The enumeration value corresponding to
                                 each specific bit output. These are
                                 populated in sequence during loading
                                 but may be over-ridden in HAL if
                                 convenient.
 
-*enum-encode._NN_.label-in*  -  input bits of a decode instance
+**enum-encode**._NN_.**label-in**  -  input bits of a decode instance
 
-*enum-encode._NN_.label-val* -  The enumeration value corresponding to
+**enum-encode**._NN_.**label-val** -  The enumeration value corresponding to
                                 each specified bit input. These are
                                 populated in sequence during loading
                                 but may be over-ridden in HAL if
                                 convenient.
 
-*enum-decode._NN_.output* - The integer value corresponding to the
+**enum-decode**._NN_.**output** - The integer value corresponding to the
                                 set bit input.
 
 == BUGS

docs/src/man/man9/gladevcp.9.adoc

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ gladevcp - displays Virtual control Panels built with GTK / GLADE
 
 == SYNOPSIS
 
-*loadusr gladevcp [-c componentname0x*_N_*] [-g WxH+Xoffset+Yoffset0x*_N_*] [-H halcmdfile] [-x windowid] gladefile.glade*
+**loadusr gladevcp [-c componentname0x**_N_**] [-g WxH+Xoffset+Yoffset0x**_N_**] [-H halcmdfile] [-x windowid] gladefile.glade**
 
 == DESCRIPTION
 

docs/src/man/man9/hal_bb_gpio.9.adoc

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ Linux.
 
 === PINS
 
-*bb_gpio.userled*_N_ bit in +
-*bb_gpio.userled*_N_*-invert* bit in::
+**bb_gpio.userled*_N_ bit in +
+**bb_gpio.userled*_N_*-invert* bit in::
   The associated LED is lit if *userled*_N_ xor *userled*_N_-invert is
   TRUE.
 
@@ -37,10 +37,11 @@ system.
 
 === PINS
 
-*bb_gpio.p*_N_*.in-*_NN_ bit out +
-*bb_gpio.p*_N_*.in-*_NN_*-invert* bit in::
-  *in-*_NN_ is a snapshot of the value of the corresponding physical pin
-  XOR the value of the corresponding *in-*_NN_*-invert* pin.
+**bb_gpio.p**_N_**.in-**_NN_ bit out +
+
+**bb_gpio.p**_N_**.in-**_NN_**-invert** bit in::
+  **in-**_NN_ is a snapshot of the value of the corresponding physical pin
+  XOR the value of the corresponding **in-**_NN_**-invert** pin.
 
 == OUTPUT PINS
 
@@ -54,20 +55,21 @@ system.
 
 === PINS
 
-*bb_gpio.p*_N_*.out-*_NN_ bit out +
-*bb_gpio.p*_N_*.out-*_NN_*-invert* bit in::
-  The corresponding physical pin is driven with the result of *in-*_NN_
-  xor *in-*_NN_*-invert*.
+**bb_gpio.p**_N_**.out-**_NN_ bit out +
+
+**bb_gpio.p**_N_**.out-**_NN_**-invert** bit in::
+  The corresponding physical pin is driven with the result of **in-**_NN_
+  xor **in-**_NN_**-invert**.
 
 == PARAMETERS
 
 None
 
 == FUNCTIONS
 
-*bb_gpio.read*::
+**bb_gpio.read**::
   Update HAL pins from physical pins.
-*bb_gpio.write*::
+**bb_gpio.write**::
   Update physical pins from HAL pins.
 
 == LICENSE

docs/src/man/man9/hal_parport.9.adoc

@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ parallel ports.
 
 == SYNOPSIS
 
-*loadrt hal_parport cfg="_port_addr_ [_type_] [[_port_addr_ [_type_]
-...]*"**
+**loadrt hal_parport cfg="__port_addr__ [_type_] [[__port_addr__ [_type_]
+...]"**
 
 == DESCRIPTION
 
@@ -36,17 +36,17 @@ The **type **parameter of the configuration string determines how the
 I/O bits of the port are used. There are four possible options and if
 none is specified will default to out.
 
-_in _- Sets the 8 bits of the data port to input. In this mode the
+_in_ - Sets the 8 bits of the data port to input. In this mode the
 parallel port has a total of 13 input pins and 4 output pins.
 
-_out _- Sets the 8 bits of the data port to output. In this mode the
+_out_ - Sets the 8 bits of the data port to output. In this mode the
 parallel port has a total of 5 input pins and 12 output pins.
 
-_epp _- This option is the same as setting to out, but can cause the
+_epp_ - This option is the same as setting to out, but can cause the
 computer to change the electrical characteristics of the port, see USAGE
 below.
 
-_x _- The option allows ports with open collectorts on the control group
+_x_ -  The option allows ports with open collectorts on the control group
 pins to be configured as inputs resulting in 8 output pins and 9 input
 pins, see USAGE below.
 
@@ -174,9 +174,8 @@ hal_parport.c). The ports are numbered starting at zero.
   into the real time thread with loadrt. The configuration string
   describes the parallel ports to be used, and (optionally) their types.
   If the configuration string does not describe at least one port, it is
-  an error.
-
-*loadrt hal_parport cfg="port [type] [port [type] ...]"*
+  an error. +
+  *loadrt hal_parport cfg="port [type] [port [type] ...]"*
 
 *Specifying the Port*::
   Numbers below 16 refer to parallel ports detected by the system. This
@@ -185,15 +184,13 @@ hal_parport.c). The ports are numbered starting at zero.
   0 is the first parallel port detected on the system, 1 is the next,
   and so on.
 *Basic configuration*::
-  This will use the first parallel port Linux detects:
-
-*loadrt hal_parport cfg="0"*
+  This will use the first parallel port Linux detects: +
+  *loadrt hal_parport cfg="0"*
 
 *Using the Port Address*::
   Instead, the port address may be specified using the hex notation 0x
-  then the address.
-
-*loadrt hal_parport cfg="0x378"*
+  then the address. +
+  *loadrt hal_parport cfg="0x378"*
 
 *Specifying a port Type*::
   For each parallel port handled by the hal_parport driver, a type can
@@ -212,20 +209,21 @@ See the Note above about mode x.
 
 *Example with two parallel ports*::
   This will enable two system-detected parallel ports, the first in
-  output mode and the second in input mode:
-
-*loadrt hal_parport cfg="0 out 1 in"*
+  output mode and the second in input mode: +
+  *loadrt hal_parport cfg="0 out 1 in"*
 
 *Functions single port*::
-  You must also direct LinuxCNC to run the read and write functions.
-
-*addf parport.read-all base-thread* *addf parport.write-all base-thread*
+  You must also direct LinuxCNC to run the read and write functions. +
+  *addf parport.read-all base-thread*
+  +
+  *addf parport.write-all base-thread*
 
 *Functions multiple ports*::
   You can direct LinuxCNC to run the read and write functions for all
-  the attached ports.
-
-*addf parport.0.read base-thread* *addf parport.0.write base-thread*
+  the attached ports. +
+  *addf parport.0.read base-thread* 
+  +
+  *addf parport.0.write base-thread*
 
 The individual functions are provided for situations where one port
 needs to be updated in a very fast thread, but other ports can be
@@ -236,7 +234,7 @@ time.
 == SEE ALSO
 
 Parallel Port Driver (Hardware Drivers Section of LinuxCNC Docs),
-**PCI**Parallel**Port**Example**(Hardware**Examples**Section**of**LinuxCNC**Docs)
+PCI Parallel Port Example(Hardware Examples Section of LinuxCNC Docs)
 
 == AUTHOR