doc: unify scdoc style

This unifies the style of the man page source files. Most noticable are
the now consistent line endings at 80 chars (assuming a tabwidth of 8).

1 files changed, 20 insertions, 13 deletions

diff --git a/doc/river-layouts.7.scd b/doc/river-layouts.7.scd
index 4692168..06ace54 100644
--- a/doc/river-layouts.7.scd
+++ b/doc/river-layouts.7.scd
@@ -1,14 +1,17 @@
 RIVER-LAYOUTS(7) "github.com/ifreund/river"
 
 # NAME
+
 river-layouts - Details on layout generators for river
 
 # DESCRIPTION
+
 River can use external window management layouts. To get such a layout, river
-will run an executable and parse its output. This document outlines how such
-a layout generator interacts with river.
+will run an executable and parse its output. This document outlines how such a
+layout generator interacts with river.
 
 # INPUT
+
 When running the executable, river will provide it with five parameters which
 are appended to the end of the command in the following order:
 
@@ -22,10 +25,11 @@ A layout generator may choose to ignore any of these values except
 for the first one.
 
 # OUTPUT
+
 River expects four integer values for each window: The x position, the y
-position, the width and the height. These must be separated by spaces. A
-window configuration having fewer or more than four values is an error and will
-cause river to fall back the full layout.
+position, the width and the height. These must be separated by spaces. A window
+configuration having fewer or more than four values is an error and will cause
+river to fall back the full layout.
 
 A layout generator needs to output position and size for every visible window.
 The window configurations are separated by a newline. Too few or too many
@@ -40,24 +44,26 @@ with identical parameters. Layouts are allowed to also depend on external
 factors or be completely random.
 
 # WINDOW DIMENSIONS and POSITION
+
 Layout generators are not supposed to include padding or leave space for window
 borders. The window dimensions will be shrunk by river to make space for these.
 River enforces a minimal window width and height of 50.
 
 Layout generators operate on a special coordinate grid from 0 to the maximum
-useable width or height of an output with the coordinate 0-0 being positioned at
-the top-left corner of the useable area of an output. While layout generators
-are free to place windows everywhere (including coordinates below zero or above
-the maximum width or height of an output), beware that the relative positioning
-of this grid on the screen can not be expected to remain constant. River applies
-an offset to window positions, depending on outer padding and the presence of
-desktop widgets like bars. Layout generators can therefore not position windows
-at exact screen coordinates.
+useable width or height of an output with the coordinate 0-0 being positioned
+at the top-left corner of the useable area of an output. While layout
+generators are free to place windows everywhere (including coordinates below
+zero or above the maximum width or height of an output), beware that the
+relative positioning of this grid on the screen can not be expected to remain
+constant. River applies an offset to window positions, depending on outer
+padding and the presence of desktop widgets like bars. Layout generators can
+therefore not position windows at exact screen coordinates.
 
 Layout generators are not required to make use of the entire available space.
 Windows may overlap.
 
 # EXAMPLE
+
 Below is an example output of a layout generator for four visible windows. In
 this example layout all four windows have a size of 500 by 500 and are arranged
 in a grid.
@@ -76,4 +82,5 @@ source contributors. For more information about river's development, see
 <https://github.com/ifreund/river>.
 
 # SEE ALSO
+
 *river*(1), *riverctl*(1), *rivertile*(1)