doc: fix duplicate white-spaces in docs

Author: xdelaruelle

INSTALL.rst

@@ -274,9 +274,9 @@ Build and installation options
 ------------------------------
 
 Options available at the ``./configure`` installation step are described
-below.  These options enable to choose the installation paths and the
-features to enable or disable. You can also get a description of these
-options by typing ``./configure --help``.
+below. These options enable to choose the installation paths and the features
+to enable or disable. You can also get a description of these options by
+typing ``./configure --help``.
 
 Fine tuning of the installation directories (the default value for each option
 is displayed within brackets):
@@ -425,8 +425,8 @@ instance :instopt:`--disable-set-manpath<--enable-set-manpath>`):
 
 .. instopt:: --enable-color
 
- Control if output should be colored by default or not.  A value of ``yes``
- equals to the ``auto`` color mode.  ``no`` equals to the ``never`` color
+ Control if output should be colored by default or not. A value of ``yes``
+ equals to the ``auto`` color mode. ``no`` equals to the ``never`` color
  mode. (default=yes)
 
  This installation option defines the default value of the
@@ -673,7 +673,7 @@ instance :instopt:`--disable-set-manpath<--enable-set-manpath>`):
  Append Modules version to installation prefix and deploy a ``versions``
  modulepath shared between all versioning enabled Modules installation. A
  modulefile corresponding to Modules version is added to the shared modulepath
- and enables to switch from one Modules version to another.  (default=no)
+ and enables to switch from one Modules version to another. (default=no)
 
 .. instopt:: --enable-vim-addons
 
@@ -719,7 +719,7 @@ instance :instopt:`--without-modulepath<--with-modulepath>`):
  Specify the content to report on avail sub-command regular output in addition
  to the available module names. Elements accepted in LIST are: ``modulepath``,
  ``alias``, ``dirwsym``, ``sym``, ``tag``, ``key``, ``variant`` and
- ``variantifspec`` (elements in LIST are  separated by ``:``). The order of
+ ``variantifspec`` (elements in LIST are separated by ``:``). The order of
  the elements in LIST does not matter.
  (default=\ ``modulepath:alias:dirwsym:sym:tag:variantifspec:key``)
 
@@ -784,7 +784,7 @@ instance :instopt:`--without-modulepath<--with-modulepath>`):
  Default color set to apply if terminal background color is defined to
  ``dark``. SGRLIST follows the same syntax than used in ``LS_COLORS``. Each
  element in SGRLIST is an output item associated to a Select Graphic Rendition
- (SGR) code. Elements in SGRLIST are separated by ``:``.  Output items are
+ (SGR) code. Elements in SGRLIST are separated by ``:``. Output items are
  designated by keys.
 
  Items able to be colorized are: highlighted element (``hi``), debug
@@ -959,7 +959,7 @@ instance :instopt:`--without-modulepath<--with-modulepath>`):
  Default modulefiles to load at Modules initialization time. Each modulefile
  in this list should be separated by ``:``. Defined value is registered in the
  :file:`initrc` configuration file or in the ``modulerc`` file if
- :instopt:`--with-initconf-in` is set to ``initdir``.  (default=)
+ :instopt:`--with-initconf-in` is set to ``initdir``. (default=)
 
  .. only:: html
 
@@ -982,8 +982,8 @@ instance :instopt:`--without-modulepath<--with-modulepath>`):
 
 .. instopt:: --with-modulepath=PATHLIST
 
- Default path list to setup as the default modulepaths.  Each path in this
- list should be separated by ``:``.  Defined value is registered in the
+ Default path list to setup as the default modulepaths. Each path in this list
+ should be separated by ``:``. Defined value is registered in the
  :file:`initrc` or :file:`modulespath` configuration file, depending on the
  :instopt:`--enable-modulespath` option. These files are respectively called
  ``modulerc`` and ``.modulespath`` if :instopt:`--with-initconf-in` is set to
@@ -1217,7 +1217,7 @@ instance :instopt:`--without-modulepath<--with-modulepath>`):
 
  Specify default message verbosity. accepted values are ``silent``,
  ``concise``, ``normal``, ``verbose``, ``verbose2``, ``trace``, ``debug`` and
- ``debug2``.  (default=\ ``normal``)
+ ``debug2``. (default=\ ``normal``)
 
  This installation option defines the default value of the
  :mconfig:`verbosity` configuration option which could be changed after

MIGRATING.rst

@@ -1088,7 +1088,7 @@ Improving Modules initialization
 Modules initialization files are now installed by default in the *etc*
 directory designated by the :instopt:`--etcdir` installation option. The
 initialization configuration file is named :file:`initrc` in this directory,
-and the  modulepath-specific configuration file is named :file:`modulespath`.
+and the modulepath-specific configuration file is named :file:`modulespath`.
 When both files exist, now they are both evaluated instead of just the
 :file:`modulespath` file.
 
@@ -3718,12 +3718,11 @@ is greater than 1, path element is kept in variable and reference counter
 is decreased by 1.
 
 On Modules v4, **module-info mode** returns during an **unload** sub-command
-the ``unload`` value instead of ``remove`` on Modules v3.2.  However if
-*mode* is tested against ``remove`` value, true will be returned. During a
-**switch** sub-command on Modules v4, ``unload`` then ``load`` is returned
-instead of ``switch1`` then ``switch2`` then ``switch3`` on Modules
-v3.2. However if *mode* is tested against ``switch`` value, true will
-be returned.
+the ``unload`` value instead of ``remove`` on Modules v3.2. However if *mode*
+is tested against ``remove`` value, true will be returned. During a **switch**
+sub-command on Modules v4, ``unload`` then ``load`` is returned instead of
+``switch1`` then ``switch2`` then ``switch3`` on Modules v3.2. However if
+*mode* is tested against ``switch`` value, true will be returned.
 
 When using **set-alias**, Modules v3.2 defines a shell function when
 variables are in use in alias value on Bourne shell derivatives, Modules

NEWS.rst

@@ -1767,7 +1767,7 @@ Modules 4.4.0 (2019-11-17)
   ``implicit_default`` option is disabled and no explicit default is found
   among version specifier matches, an error is returned. This mechanism is
   enabled through a new configuration option named ``advanced_version_spec``
-  (which  defines ``MODULES_ADVANCED_VERSION_SPEC`` environment variable when
+  (which defines ``MODULES_ADVANCED_VERSION_SPEC`` environment variable when
   set). It may be enabled by default in ``modulecmd.tcl`` script with option
   ``--enable-advanced-version-spec`` passed to the ``./configure`` script.
 * Conflict defined with a generic module name or an advanced version specifier
@@ -2531,7 +2531,7 @@ Modules 4.1.2 (2018-03-31)
   commands requiring correlation of information from the ``LOADEDMODULES`` and
   the ``_LMFILES_`` environment variables. Error raised on ``load``,
   ``unload``, ``switch``, ``reload``, ``purge``, ``list``, ``save`` and
-  ``restore`` commands.  May affect ``info-loaded`` or ``is-loaded`` commands
+  ``restore`` commands. May affect ``info-loaded`` or ``is-loaded`` commands
   if module passed as argument to these command is specified as a full path
   modulefile.
 * Fix ``list`` command to process loaded modules information before performing
@@ -2896,8 +2896,8 @@ modules-tcl-1.923 (2017-07-20)
   behavior that requires at least an empty ``module load`` line in startup
   files. (fix SF bug#88)
 * Fix initadd to handle load line without trailing space. Was previously
-  expecting load directive to be written "module load "  to get a match.
-  With fix, ``module load`` line will also be matched.
+  expecting load directive to be written "module load " to get a match. With
+  fix, ``module load`` line will also be matched.
 * Like C-version catch raised error when break or continue are called from
   outside of a loop to handle them as when they are called from modulefile
   main body. (fix SF bug#87)
@@ -3093,8 +3093,8 @@ modules-tcl-1.677 (2017-01-04)
 * Add dummy ``module-log``, ``module-trace``, ``module-user`` and
   ``module-verbosity`` Modules-specific Tcl commands to enable support for
   modulefiles using them.
-* Fix ``system`` Modules-specific Tcl command  to behave like described on
-  the man page.
+* Fix ``system`` Modules-specific Tcl command to behave like described on the
+  man page.
 * Fix ``module list`` when module loaded with full path
 * Disable ``g_force`` property by default to avoid loading a modulefile
   already loaded. It also avoids path element reference counting to get

doc/source/FAQ.rst

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ Once you have the changes in your version, then unpack the original sources from
 
 .. code-block:: sh
 
-     diff -u -r -P -N modules-3.X.Y modules-3.X.Y-myversion  > my.patch
+     diff -u -r -P -N modules-3.X.Y modules-3.X.Y-myversion > my.patch
 
 If you're starting from the git cloned repository:
 """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""

doc/source/cookbook/module-info-name-return-basename.rst

@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ Implementation
 --------------
 
 Return file basename on :mfcmd:`module-info name<module-info>` for modules
-specified as full path modulefile is implemented  by the use of a
-site-specific configuration that supersedes the definition of the
-:mfcmd:`module-info name<module-info>` command to return modulefile basename
-instead of full pathname.
+specified as full path modulefile is implemented by the use of a site-specific
+configuration that supersedes the definition of the :mfcmd:`module-info
+name<module-info>` command to return modulefile basename instead of full
+pathname.
 
 .. literalinclude:: ../../example/module-info-name-return-basename/siteconfig.tcl
    :language: tcl