Clarify some stuff about the intended effects of -W.

diff --git a/doc/dfrotz.6 b/doc/dfrotz.6
index 48d64106c6122ebb00814c0ca94ceca7f526d512..b20ce09c43750425679b06771165a43ac881cc3e 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/dfrotz.6
+++ b/doc/dfrotz.6
@@ -135,15 +135,18 @@ caution: A few games might use "g", "x" or "z" for different purposes.
 
 .TP
 .B \-W <path>
-Write only to the directory specified by the provided pathname.
-Ordinarily Frotz will write its saves, transcripts, and move recordings
-to whatever path or directory the user provides when the SAVE, SCRIPT,
-or RECORDING commands are given.  This can be undesirable if Frotz is
-run in a restricted environment -- for example by a chatbot.  This
-option will cause Frotz to write ONLY to the provided path and nowhere
-else.  Then the controlling process can then watch that directory for
-changes and need not worry about someone scribbling something
-who-knows-where.
+Write or read only to the directory specified by the provided pathname.
+Ordinarily Frotz will write or read its saves, transcripts, and move
+recordings in whatever path or directory the user provides when the
+.B SAVE,
+.B SCRIPT,
+or
+.B RECORDING
+commands are given.  This can be undesirable if Frotz is run in a
+restricted environment -- for example by a chatbot.  This option will
+cause Frotz to write or read only to the provided path and nowhere else.
+Then the controlling process can then watch that directory for changes
+and need not worry about someone scribbling or snooping who-knows-where.
 
 .TP
 .B \-Z N

diff --git a/doc/frotz.6 b/doc/frotz.6
index e804fc8992f26dfbaea101b59b66c16c3a6dd291..33a27175258fece8ed769852c3915432ce996733 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/frotz.6
+++ b/doc/frotz.6
@@ -177,18 +177,18 @@ caution: A few games might use "g", "x" or "z" for different purposes.
 
 .TP
 .B \-W <path>
-Write only to the directory specified by the provided pathname.
-Ordinarily Frotz will write its saves, transcripts, and move recordings
-to whatever path or directory the user provides when the 
+Write or read only to the directory specified by the provided pathname.
+Ordinarily Frotz will write or read its saves, transcripts, and move
+recordings in whatever path or directory the user provides when the
 .B SAVE,
 .B SCRIPT,
 or
 .B RECORDING
-commands are given.  This can be undesirable if Frotz is run in a 
-restricted environment -- for example by a chatbot.  This option will 
-cause Frotz to write only to the provided path and nowhere else.  Then 
-the controlling process can then watch that directory for changes and 
-need not worry about someone scribbling something who-knows-where.
+commands are given.  This can be undesirable if Frotz is run in a
+restricted environment -- for example by a chatbot.  This option will
+cause Frotz to write or read only to the provided path and nowhere else.
+Then the controlling process can then watch that directory for changes
+and need not worry about someone scribbling or snooping who-knows-where.
 
 .TP
 .B \-Z N