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| -rw-r--r-- | txr.1 | 21 |
1 files changed, 11 insertions, 10 deletions
@@ -11783,7 +11783,7 @@ meta-variable. When the atom is an integer, the meta-atom expression is called a meta-number. Meta-atom and meta-expression expressions have no evaluation semantics; -evaluating them throws an exception. They plays a syntactic role in the +evaluating them throws an exception. They play a syntactic role in the .code op operator, which makes use of meta-variables and meta-numbers, and in structural pattern matching, which uses meta-variables as pattern variables and whose @@ -17889,7 +17889,7 @@ predicate. .desc These macros iterate zero or more variables over sequences, similarly to the .code each -operator and calculate logical results, with short-circuiting semantics. +operator, and calculate logical results, with short-circuiting semantics. The .code each-true @@ -17906,7 +17906,7 @@ value of the result variable is returned. If no variables are specified, termination occurs immediately. Note that this is different from the .code each -operator, which iterates infinitely if no variables are specified. +operator, which iterates indefinitely if no variables are specified. The .metn body-form s @@ -17923,7 +17923,8 @@ The .code some-true macro is similar to .codn each-true , -with these differences. The internal result variable is initialized to +with the following differences. +The internal result variable is initialized to .code nil rather than .codn t . @@ -62406,9 +62407,9 @@ The function creates a new .code cptr object similar to -.codn cptr , +.metn cptr , which has the same address and type symbol as -.codn cptr . +.metn cptr . .coNP Function @ cptr-zap .synb @@ -68112,7 +68113,7 @@ list to .desc The .code *child-env* -variable specifies the list of command line variables established for programs +variable specifies the list of command-line variables established for programs executed via the functions .codn exec , .codn run , @@ -68803,7 +68804,7 @@ The .code opthelp-types and .code opthelp-conventions -methods takes an optional stream argument. +methods take an optional stream argument. Note: to encode the option names .str "t" @@ -87077,8 +87078,8 @@ this area is filled with null bytes. If the \*(TX executable is edited such that this area is replaced with a nonempty, null-terminated UTF-8 string, the program will, for the purposes of command-line-argument processing, treat this string as if -it were the one and only command-line argument. (The original command -line arguments are still retained in the +it were the one and only command-line argument. +(The original command-line arguments are still retained in the .code *args* and .code *args-full* |