Once in a while you come acros aline of documentation
that you have to, or that invites you to, read it again.
This is what I found in PyGTK:
The set_screen method sets the 'screen" property to
the gtk.gdk.Screen specified by screen. The "screen" property
contains the screen that the window is displayed on.
The screen on the second line, before the period, is in italics,
if that helps.
I like these texts. Prose should not disclose its secrets at once.
If you have other examples, please let us know.
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