The [ ], < > commands take count.

1 files changed, 16 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/pw.1 b/pw.1
index fc2d3ce..d12b4a9 100644
--- a/pw.1
+++ b/pw.1
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ Reset scroll to first column.
 .IP \fBCtrl-L\fP
 Refresh the display.
 
-.IP "\fB<, >\fP"
+.IP "[\fIcount\fP]\fB<\fP, [\fIcount\fP]\fB>\fP"
 Adjust the left vertical split, separating the left pane of the display. The
 left pane is an area of the display which always shows the prefix of each line,
 protected from horizontal scrolling. If the line is longer than the prefix,
@@ -185,9 +185,11 @@ or else the
 .B |
 character appears to separate the left pane from the middle pane.
 The left pane has a zero width by default, so that it does not appear.
-These commands decrease and increase its width by one character.
+These commands decrease and increase its width by the specified
+.I count
+which defaults to one character.
 
-.IP "\fB[, ]\fP"
+.IP "[\fIcount\fP]\fB[\fP, [\fIcount\fP]\fB]\fP"
 Adjust the right vertical split, separating the middle pane of the display
 from the right pane. The middle pane is an area of the
 display which always shows some middle portion of each line, protected
@@ -200,15 +202,17 @@ commands) or by itself. The
 character separates the middle pane from the right pane.
 
 The middle pane has a zero width by default, so that
-it does not appear.  These commands decrease and increase the width by one
-character. Which portion of each line is shown in the middle pane is determined
-each time the middle pane is increased from zero width to nonzero:
-in other words, when the middle pane is changed from its hidden state to
-visible.  At that moment, the current horizontal scroll position, together
-with the size of the left pane, determines the part of the line which is
-assigned to the middle pane. After that, the width of the pane can be
-adjusted without affecting what portion of the line it shows, independently
-of any horizontal scrolling adjustments occurring in the right pane.
+it does not appear.  These commands decrease and increase the width by
+.I count
+which defaults to one character. Which portion of each line is shown in the
+middle pane is determined each time the middle pane is increased from zero
+width to nonzero: in other words, when the middle pane is changed from its
+hidden state to visible.  At that moment, the current horizontal scroll
+position, together with the size of the left pane, determines the part of the
+line which is assigned to the middle pane. After that, the width of the pane
+can be adjusted without affecting what portion of the line it shows,
+independently of any horizontal scrolling adjustments occurring in the right
+pane.
 
 .IP "\fBCtrl-I, Tab\fP"
 Toggle the highlighting of separator characters appearing in the line