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Description: Resolved hyphen-used-as-minus-sign lintian complaints.
Forwarded: no
--- a/vorbisgain.1
+++ b/vorbisgain.1
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@
.I Note:
Only available if
.B vorbisgain
-was configured with --enable-recursive.
+was configured with \-\-enable\-recursive.
.IP "-s, --skip"
Silently skip any non-Vorbis files found. Vorbis files that can't be processed
for some reason are skipped as well, though not silently. Default is to stop
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@
.PP
Note that the following examples are only possible if
.B vorbisgain
-was configured with --enable-recursive.
+was configured with \-\-enable\-recursive.
.PP
Calculate the album gain and peak, in addition to the track gain and peak, for
all .ogg files in the directory "music" (and all subdirectories). All files in
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
shell to not do any filename globbing:
.PP
.RS
-vorbisgain -a -f -r "music/*.ogg"
+vorbisgain \-a \-f \-r "music/*.ogg"
.RE
.PP
Calculate the album gain. The files specified before the directory "album"
@@ -118,13 +118,13 @@
album and the remaining files as a third album:
.PP
.RS
-vorbisgain -a -r a.ogg b.ogg c.ogg album d.ogg e.ogg f.ogg
+vorbisgain \-a \-r a.ogg b.ogg c.ogg album d.ogg e.ogg f.ogg
.RE
.PP
Remove all replaygain tags from a collection of oggs:
.PP
.RS
-vorbisgain -c -r "music/*.ogg"
+vorbisgain \-c \-r "music/*.ogg"
.RE
.SH TAG FORMAT
.B vorbisgain
@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@
The version of vorbisgain packaged for Debian differs in two ways from
the upstream version. First, it does not retain the modification time
of the input file by default: if tags are changed in a file, the mtime will
-change; you can specify "-p" to get the normal behaviour.
+change; you can specify "\-p" to get the normal behaviour.
Second, it does not try to process wildcards in filenames. This makes
it impossible to say "process all foo*.ogg in all subdirectories", but
also avoids problems with filenames that actually contain wildcards.
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