presented in single-column style; some doc fixups

config.ld

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ output = "api"
 title = "Winapi documentation"
 project = "winapi"
 readme = "readme.md"
+one = true
 -- no_summary = true
 examples = {'examples', exclude = {'examples/slow.lua'}}
 description = [[

examples/test-wexec.lua

@@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
-require 'winapi'
-
-local long = 'ελληνική.txt'
-local UTF8 = winapi.CP_UTF8
-winapi.set_encoding(UTF8)
-
-function winapi.tmpname () return os.getenv('TEMP')..os.tmpname() end
-function winapi.execute_unicode(cmd)
-   local tmpfile = winapi.tmpname()
-   cmd = os.getenv('COMSPEC')..' /u /c '..cmd..' > "'..tmpfile..'"'
-   local P,err = winapi.spawn(cmd)
-   if not P then return nil,err end
-   local res,f,out
-   res = P:wait():exit_code()
-   f = io.open(tmpfile)
-   out = f:read '*a'
-   f:close()
-   os.remove(tmpfile)
-   out, err = winapi.encode(-1,winapi.CP_UTF8,out)
-   if err then return nil,err end
-   return res,out
-end
-local function exec_cmd (cmd,arg)
-    local res,err = winapi.execute(cmd..' "'..arg..'"')
-    if res == 0 then return true
-    else return nil,err
-    end
-end
-function winapi.mkdir(dir) return exec_cmd('mkdir',dir) end
-function winapi.rmdir(dir) return exec_cmd('rmdir',dir) end
-function winapi.delete(file) return exec_cmd('del',file) end
-function winapi.get_files(mask,subdirs,attrib)
-    local flags = '/B '
-    if subdirs then flags = flags..' /S' end
-    if attrib then flags = flags..' /A:'..attrib end
-    local ret, text = winapi.execute_unicode('dir '..flags..' "'..mask..'"')
-    if ret ~= 0 then return nil,text end
-    return text:gmatch('[^\r\n]+')
-end
-function winapi.get_dirs(mask,subdirs) return winapi.get_files(mask,subdirs,'D') end
-
-files,err = winapi.get_files ('*.txt',false)
-if not files then return print(err) end
-for f in files do print(f) end
-
-
-
-
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readme.md

@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ To get all the current processes:
 
 ## Drive and Directory Operations
 
-There are functions for querying the filesystem: @{get_logical_drives()} returns all available drives (in 'D:\\' format) and @{get_drive_type()} will tell you whether these drives are fixed, remote, removable, etc. @{get_disk_free_space()} will return the space used and the space available in kB as two results.
+There are functions for querying the filesystem: @{get_logical_drives} returns all available drives (in 'D:\\' format) and @{get_drive_type} will tell you whether these drives are fixed, remote, removable, etc. @{get_disk_free_space} will return the space used and the space available in kB as two results.
 
     require 'winapi'