big pass over documentation to make titles consistent across all packages..

1 files changed, 26 insertions, 26 deletions

diff --git a/dok/index.dok b/dok/index.dok
index e118196..6986a98 100644
--- a/dok/index.dok
+++ b/dok/index.dok
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ variables indicating where the various Torch components are installed.
 Do not change their values.
 
 
-====  Manipulating file names ====
+=====  Manipulating file names =====
 {{anchor:paths.filenames.dok}}
 
 The following functions can be used
@@ -16,32 +16,32 @@ to manipulate filenames in a portable way
 over multiple platforms.
 
 
-===  paths.filep(path) ===
+====  paths.filep(path) ====
 {{anchor:paths.filep}}
 
 Return a boolean indicating whether ''path'' 
 refers to an existing file.
 
-===  paths.dirp(path) ===
+====  paths.dirp(path) ====
 {{anchor:paths.dirp}}
 
 Return a boolean indicating whether ''path'' 
 refers to an existing directory.
 
-===  paths.basename(path,[suffix]) ===
+====  paths.basename(path,[suffix]) ====
 {{anchor:paths.basename}}
 
 Return the last path component of ''path''
 and optionally strip the suffix ''suffix''.
 This is similar to the well know shell command ''"basename"''.
 
-===  paths.dirname(path) ===
+====  paths.dirname(path) ====
 {{anchor:paths.dirname}}
 
 Return the name of directory containing file ''path''.
 This is similar to the well known shell command ''"dirname"''.
 
-===  paths.concat([path1,....,pathn]) ===
+====  paths.concat([path1,....,pathn]) ====
 {{anchor:paths.concat}}
 
 Concatenates relative filenames.
@@ -57,13 +57,13 @@ Calling this function without argument returns the
 full name of the current directory.
 
 
-===  paths.cwd() ===
+====  paths.cwd() ====
 {{anchor:paths.cwd}}
 
 Return the full path of the current directory.
 
 
-===  paths.execdir() ===
+====  paths.execdir() ====
 {{anchor:paths.execdir}}
 
 Return the name of the directory containing the
@@ -74,21 +74,21 @@ the variables indicating
 the location of the various Torch components.
 
 
-====  Accessing directories ====
+=====  Accessing directories =====
 {{anchor:paths.dirs.dok}}
 
 The following functions can be used
 to examine directory contents.
 
 
-===  paths.dir(dname) ===
+====  paths.dir(dname) ====
 {{anchor:paths.dir}}
 
 Return a table containing the files in directory ''dname''.
 This function return ''nil'' if the specified directory
 does not exists.
 
-===  paths.files(dname) ===
+====  paths.files(dname) ====
 {{anchor:paths.files}}
 
 Returns an iterator over the files located in directory ''dname''.
@@ -100,10 +100,10 @@ This can be used in ***for*** expression as shown below:
 </file>
 
 
-====  Finding files relative to a Lua script ====
+=====  Finding files relative to a Lua script =====
 {{anchor:paths.findingfiles.dok}}
 
-===  paths.thisfile([arg]) ===
+====  paths.thisfile([arg]) ====
 {{anchor:paths.thisfile}}
 
 Calling ''paths.thisfile()'' without argument 
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ for instance, to locate files located in the same
 directory as a lua script.
 
 
-===  paths.dofile(filename) ===
+====  paths.dofile(filename) ====
 {{anchor:paths.dofile}}
 
 This function is similar to the standard Lua function ''dofile''
@@ -129,74 +129,74 @@ the file that contains the call to ''paths.dofile'',
 or to the current directory when ''paths.dofile'' is 
 called interactively.
 
-====  Well known directories ====
+=====  Well known directories =====
 {{anchor:paths.wellknowndirs.dok}}
 
 These variables indicate where the various Torch components are installed.  
 It is not advisable to change their values!
 
 
-===  paths.install_prefix ===
+====  paths.install_prefix ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_prefix}}
 
 The base directory of the Torch installation.
 
-===  paths.install_bin ===
+====  paths.install_bin ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_bin}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the executable programs.
 Under Windows, this directory also contains 
 the dynamically loadable libraries (''.dll'').
 
-===  paths.install_man ===
+====  paths.install_man ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_man}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the unix style manual pages.
 
-===  paths.install_lib ===
+====  paths.install_lib ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_lib}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the object code libraries.
 Under Unix, this directory also contains the dynamically
 loadable libraries (''.so'' or ''.dylib'').
 
-===  paths.install_share ===
+====  paths.install_share ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_share}}
 
 The name of the directory containing processor independent data files,
 such as lua code and other text files.
 
-===  paths.install_include ===
+====  paths.install_include ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_include}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the include files
 for the various Torch libraries.
 
-===  paths.install_hlp ===
+====  paths.install_hlp ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_hlp}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the Torch help files.
 
-===  paths.install_html ===
+====  paths.install_html ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_html}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the HTML version
 of the Torch help files.  These files are generated
 when you enable the CMake option ''HTML_DOC''.
 
-===  paths.install_cmake ===
+====  paths.install_cmake ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_cmake}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the CMake files
 used by external Torch modules.
 
-===  paths.install_lua_path ===
+====  paths.install_lua_path ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_lua_path}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the Lua packages.
 This directory is used to build variable ''package.path''.
 
-===  paths.install_lua_cpath ===
+====  paths.install_lua_cpath ====
 {{anchor:paths.install_lua_cpath}}
 
 The name of the directory containing the Lua loadable binary modules.