documentation: Fixed po4a warnings on itemizations

Author: smoe

docs/src/gui/gmoccapy.adoc

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ If not set, half of 'MAX_LINEAR_VELOCITY' will be used.
 If that value is also not given, it will default to 180.
 
 - _MAX_LINEAR_VELOCITY = 230.0_ - Sets the maximal velocity of the machine.
-This value will also be the maximum linear jog velocity.
+  This value will also be the maximum linear jog velocity.
 +
 [NOTE]
 Defaults to 600 if not set.
@@ -685,18 +685,21 @@ In a future release it will be integrated in the settings page.
 - *gmoccapy.spc_jog_vel.scale*         _(float IN)_  - A value to scale the output value (handy to change units/min to units/sec)
 - *gmoccapy.spc_jog_vel.value*         _(float OUT)_ - Value of the widget
 - *gmoccapy.spc_jog_vel.scaled-value*  _(float OUT)_ - Scaled value of the widget
+
 .FEED
 - *gmoccapy.spc_feed.increase*         _(bit IN)_    - As long as True the value of the slider will increase
 - *gmoccapy.spc_feed.decrease*         _(bit IN)_    - As long as True the value of the slider will decrease
 - *gmoccapy.spc_feed.scale*            _(float IN)_  - A value to scale the output value (handy to change units/min to units/sec)
 - *gmoccapy.spc_feed.value*            _(float OUT)_ - Value of the widget
 - *gmoccapy.spc_feed.scaled-value*     _(float OUT)_ - Scaled value of the widget
+
 .SPINDLE
 - *gmoccapy.spc_spindle.increase*      _(bit IN)_    - As long as True the value of the slider will increase
 - *gmoccapy.spc_spindle.decrease*      _(bit IN)_    - As long as True the value of the slider will decrease
 - *gmoccapy.spc_spindle.scale*         _(float IN)_  - A value to scale the output value (handy to change units/min to units/sec)
 - *gmoccapy.spc_spindle.value*         _(float OUT)_ - Value of the widget
 - *gmoccapy.spc_spindle.scaled-value*  _(float OUT)_ - Scaled value of the widget
+
 .RAPIDS
 - *gmoccapy.spc_rapid.increase*        _(bit IN)_    - As long as True the value of the slider will increase
 - *gmoccapy.spc_rapid.decrease*        _(bit IN)_    - As long as True the value of the slider will decrease

docs/src/man/man1/halcompile.1.adoc

@@ -83,30 +83,29 @@ Extra arguments passed to the linker.
 *halcompile* performs many different functions:
 
 * Compile *.comp* and *.c* files into *.so* or *.ko* HAL realtime
-components (the *--compile* flag)
-* Compile *.comp* and *.c* files into HAL non-realtime components (the
-*--compile --userspace* flag)
+  components (the *--compile* flag)
+* Compile *.comp* and *.c* files into HAL non-realtime components
+  (the *--compile --userspace* flag)
 * Preprocess *.comp* files into *.c* files (the *--preprocess* flag)
 * Extract documentation from *.comp* files into asciidoc or manpage
-section *1* or *9* files (the *--adoc* and *--document* flags)
-* Display documentation from *.comp* files onscreen (the *--view-doc*
-flag)
+  section *1* or *9* files (the *--adoc* and *--document* flags)
+* Display documentation from *.comp* files onscreen (the *--view-doc* flag)
 * Compile and install *.comp* and *.c* files into the proper directory
-for HAL realtime components (the *--install* flag), which may require
-_sudo_ to write to system directories.
+  for HAL realtime components (the *--install* flag),
+  which may require _sudo_ to write to system directories.
 * Install *.c* and *.py* files into the proper directory for HAL
-non-realtime components (the *--install* *--userspace* flag), which may
-require _sudo_ to write to system directories.
+  non-realtime components (the *--install* *--userspace* flag), which may
+  require _sudo_ to write to system directories.
 * Extract documentation from *.comp* files into *.1* or *.9* manpage
-files in the proper system directory (the *--install* flag), which may
-require _sudo_ to write to system directories.
+  files in the proper system directory (the *--install* flag), which may
+  require _sudo_ to write to system directories.
 * Preprocess *.comp* files into *.c* files (the *--preprocess* flag)
 
 == SEE ALSO
 
-_Halcompile HAL Component Generator_ in the LinuxCNC documentation for a
-full description of the *.comp* syntax, along with examples
+* _Halcompile HAL Component Generator_ in the LinuxCNC documentation for a
+  full description of the *.comp* syntax, along with examples
 
-*pydoc, HAL* and _Creating Non-realtime Python Components_ in the
-LinuxCNC documentation for documentation on the Python interface to HAL
-components
+* *pydoc, HAL* and _Creating Non-realtime Python Components_ in the
+  LinuxCNC documentation for documentation on the Python interface to HAL
+  components

docs/src/man/man1/haltcl.1.adoc

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ be set up with a single command.
   If specified, the INI file is read and used to create Tcl global variable arrays.
   An array is created for each SECTION of the INI file with elements for each ITEM in the section.
 +  
-For example, if the INI file contains:
+  For example, if the INI file contains:
 +
 ----
 [SECTION_A]
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ ITEM_2 = 2
 ITEM_1 = 10
 ----
 +
-The corresponding Tcl variables are:
+  The corresponding Tcl variables are:
 +
 ----
 SECTION_A(ITEM_1) = 1

docs/src/man/man9/hm2_rpspi.9.adoc

@@ -105,11 +105,20 @@ The SPI driver generates (very) discrete clock frequency values,
 especially in the MHz range because of a simple clock divider structure.
 The base frequency is 250 MHz and the divider for SPI0/SPI1 scales using
 discrete factors. The following list specifies the *spiclk_rate* setting
-and the discrete SPI clock frequency (250 MHz / (2n) for n > 1): - 62500
-- 62.500 MHz, - 41667 - 41.667 MHz, - 31250 - 31.250 MHz, - 25000 -
-25.000 MHz, - 20834 - 20.833 MHz, - 17858 - 17.857 MHz, - 15625 - 15.625
-MHz, - 13889 - 13.889 MHz, - 12500 - 12.500 MHz, - 11364 - 11.364 MHz, -
-10417 - 10.417 MHz, - 9616 - 9.615 MHz, - ....
+and the discrete SPI clock frequency (250 MHz / (2n) for n > 1):
+- 62500 - 62.500 MHz,
+- 41667 - 41.667 MHz,
+- 31250 - 31.250 MHz,
+- 25000 - 25.000 MHz,
+- 20834 - 20.833 MHz,
+- 17858 - 17.857 MHz,
+- 15625 - 15.625 MHz,
+- 13889 - 13.889 MHz,
+- 12500 - 12.500 MHz,
+- 11364 - 11.364 MHz,
+- 10417 - 10.417 MHz,
+- 9616 - 9.615 MHz,
+- ....
 
 The lowest selectable SPI clock frequency is 30 kHz (spiclk_rate=30) for
 SPI0 and SPI1. Theoretically, the SPI0 port could go slower, but there