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@@ -12542,7 +12542,7 @@ an unquote occurring as a meta-expression, denoting the structure This structure is treated specially by the quasiquote expander. Code is generated for it such that if .meta expr -evaluates to an value +evaluates to a value .meta val which is an .codn atom , @@ -14851,7 +14851,7 @@ and string literals. Special operators can also perform code transformations during the expansion phase, but that is not considered macroexpansion, but rather an adjustment -of the representation of the operator into an required executable form. +of the representation of the operator into a required executable form. In effect, it is post-macro compilation phase. Note that Lisp forms occurring in \*(TX pattern language are not individual @@ -16379,7 +16379,7 @@ value acts as the index into a vector-like or list-like sequence, or a key into a hash table. .meIP >> [ range << sequence ] -If the left argument is an range, it denotes selection of a +If the left argument is a range, it denotes selection of a subrange of .metn sequence . .RE @@ -33280,7 +33280,7 @@ its method is invoked, and the return value is used in place of that structure for the purposes of the comparison. -The same applies when an struct is hashed using the +The same applies when a struct is hashed using the .code hash-equal function, or implicitly by an .code :equal-hash @@ -39289,7 +39289,7 @@ it supports the .code length or .code car -methods. An struct object supporting none of these methods is deemed +methods. A struct object supporting none of these methods is deemed not iterable. In all other cases, if @@ -46466,7 +46466,7 @@ An unquoted expression occurring in the quasiquote is translated to the .onom pattern-matching syntax. If .meta expr -is an symbol, then this is a meta-variable: +is a symbol, then this is a meta-variable: .mono .meti (sys:var << expr ) .onom @@ -55786,7 +55786,7 @@ If matches the stream before any characters are accumulated, then an empty string is returned. -If the stream ends or an non-exception-throwing error occurs before any +If the stream ends or a non-exception-throwing error occurs before any characters are accumulated, the function returns .codn nil . @@ -58282,12 +58282,12 @@ Note: the .code tree-insert and .code tree-insert-node -functions also has an optional argument indicating whether an duplicate +functions also has an optional argument indicating whether a duplicate insertion replaces an existing element. Note: although the order of duplicate elements is preserved, when the .code tree-lookup -function is used look up an key which is duplicated, the element +function is used look up a key which is duplicated, the element which is retrieved is unspecified, and can change when the tree is reorganized due to insertions and deletions. @@ -65824,7 +65824,7 @@ referencing the storage belonging to another object (such as the buffer object produced by the .code buf-d FFI type's get semantics) the stream operations can change the buffer's size. -Seeking beyond the end of the buffer an then writing one or more bytes +Seeking beyond the end of the buffer and then writing one or more bytes extends the buffer's length, filling the newly allocated area with zero bytes. The .code truncate-stream @@ -66978,7 +66978,7 @@ When a package is deleted with .codn delete-package , its symbols are uninterned from all other packages. -An symbol existing in one package can be brought into another package via the +A symbol existing in one package can be brought into another package via the .code use-sym function, causing it to be interned in the target package. A symbol which thus exists inside a package which is not its home package is called a @@ -91340,7 +91340,7 @@ is evaluated in the dynamic environment of the caller which invokes the execution of the resulting compiled object. When a .code load-time -form occurs in the code of an function being processed by +form occurs in the code of a function being processed by .codn compile , then .meta form @@ -92191,7 +92191,7 @@ The two-character sequence .key Ctrl-X .key Ctrl-V ("extended verbatim", "super paste") -enters into an verbatim insert mode useful for entry of free-form text. It is +enters into a verbatim insert mode, useful for entry of free-form text. It is particularly useful in multiline mode. In this mode, almost every character is inserted verbatim, including .keyn Enter . |