Merge pull request #2003 from smoe/docs_weblate_petter

docs: fixed two weblate warnings

Author: petterreinholdtsen

docs/src/gcode/tool-compensation.adoc

@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ The io program provides HAL output pins to facilitate toolchanger management:
 
 . Tool number _n_==0 indicates no tool
 . The pocket number for a tool is set when tooldata is loaded/reloaded
-from its data source ([EMCIO]TOOL_TABLE or [EMCIO]DB_PROGRAM).
+  from its data source ([EMCIO]TOOL_TABLE or [EMCIO]DB_PROGRAM).
 . At G-code *T__n__* (_n_ != 0) command:
 .. *iocontrol.0.tool-prep-index*  = idx (index based on tooldata load sequence)
 .. *iocontrol.0.tool-prep-number* = _n_

docs/src/gui/qtvcp-widgets.adoc

@@ -2473,12 +2473,11 @@ Currently these status options can be used to auto style buttons:
 * 'is_estopped_status' will toggle the property 'isEstop'
 * 'is_on_status' will toggle the property 'isStateOn'
 * 'is_manual_status,is_mdi_status,is_auto_status' will toggle the
-'isManual, isMDI, isAuto'  properties.
+  'isManual, isMDI, isAuto'  properties.
 * 'is_homed_status' will toggle the 'isAllHomed' property
 
 Here is a sample stylesheet entry.
-It sets the background of mode button widgets when LinuxCNC is in that
-mode.
+It sets the background of mode button widgets when LinuxCNC is in that mode.
 
 ----
 ActionButton[isManual=true] {
@@ -2537,51 +2536,35 @@ ActionButton #action_aux{
 ==== Call Python commands on state
 
 The python_command_option allow small snippets of Python code to be run
-from the push of a button, with out having to edit the handler file.
-(though it can call functions in the handler file)
+from the push of a button, with out having to edit the handler file
+(though it can call functions in the handler file).
 When using the command_string properties.
 
 * 'true_python_cmd_string' - a python command that will be called when
   the button is toggled true
 * 'false_python_cmd_string' - a python command that will be called when
   the button is toggled false
 
-The capitalized word 'INSTANCE' will give access to the widgets instances
-and handler functions. eg. 'INSTANCE.my_handler_function_call(True)'. +
-The capitalized word 'ACTION' will give access to qtvcp's ACTION library.
-eg. 'ACTION.TOGGLE_FLOOD()'. +
-The capitalized word 'PROGRAM_LOADER' will give access to qtvcp's
-PROGRAM_LOADER library. eg. 'PROGRAM_LOADER.load_halshow()'. +
-The capitalized word 'HAL' will give access to HAL's python module,
-e.g., 'HAL.set_p('motion.probe-input','1')'.
+The capitalized words
 
+INSTANCE:: will give access to the widgets instances and handler functions, e.g.. 'INSTANCE.my_handler_function_call(True)'.
+ACTION:: will give access to qtvcp's ACTION library, e.g., 'ACTION.TOGGLE_FLOOD()'.
+PROGRAM_LOADER:: will give access to QtVCP's PROGRAM_LOADER library, e.g., 'PROGRAM_LOADER.load_halshow()'.
+HAL:: will give access to HAL's python module, e.g., 'HAL.set_p('motion.probe-input','1')'.
 
 == Import only Widgets
 These widgets are usually the base class widget for other QtVCP widgets.
 They are not available directly from the Designer editor but could be
 imported and manually inserted in the handler file.
 They could also be subclassed to make a similar widget with new features.
 
-=== Auto Height
-Widget for measuring two heights with a probe. For setup
+Auto Height:: Widget for measuring two heights with a probe. For setup
+Gcode Utility:: Widgets for preforming common machining processes.
+Facing::Slab or face a definable area with different strategies
+Hole Cicle:: Drill multiple holes on a bolt hole circle
+Qt NGCGUI:: QtVcp's version of NGC subroutine selector.
+Qt PDF:: Allows adding loadable PDFs to a screen
+Qt Vismach:: Use this to build/add OpenGl simulated machines
 
-=== Gcode Utility
-Widgets for preforming common machining processes.
 
-=== Facing
-Slab or face a definable area with different strategies
-
-=== Hole Cicle
-Drill multiple holes on a bolt hole circle
-
-=== Qt NGCGUI
-QtVcp's version of NGC subroutine selector.
-
-=== Qt PDF
-Allows adding loadable PDFs to a screen
-
-=== Qt Vismach
-Use this to build/add OpenGl simulated machines
-
-
-// vim: set syntax=asciidoc:
+// vim: set syntax=asciidoc: