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@@ -1960,7 +1960,7 @@ are special. .code nil symbol stands for the empty -list object, an object which marks the end of a list, and boolean false. It is +list object, an object which marks the end of a list, and Boolean false. It is synonymous with the syntax .code () which may be used interchangeably with @@ -7367,10 +7367,10 @@ variable which holds text, as a string literal or as a quasiliteral Alternatively, the destination may be a stream object. -The keyword list consists of a mixture of boolean keywords which +The keyword list consists of a mixture of Boolean keywords which do not have an argument, or keywords with arguments. -The following boolean keywords are supported: +The following Boolean keywords are supported: .coIP :nothrow The output directive throws an exception if the output destination @@ -9588,7 +9588,7 @@ is greater than 42: \*(TL is a small and simple dialect, like Scheme, but much more similar to Common Lisp than Scheme. It has separate value and function binding namespaces, -like Common Lisp (and thus is a Lisp-2 type dialect), and represents boolean +like Common Lisp (and thus is a Lisp-2 type dialect), and represents Boolean .B true and .B false @@ -10853,7 +10853,7 @@ to place, defaulting to and returns the prior value. .meIP (flip << place ) -Logically toggles the boolean value of +Logically toggles the Boolean value of .metn place , and returns the new value. @@ -11603,7 +11603,7 @@ If is specified, then .meta sym will be -introduced as an additional binding with a boolean value which indicates +introduced as an additional binding with a Boolean value which indicates whether or not the optional parameter had been specified by the caller. The initializer expressions are evaluated an environment in which @@ -16992,7 +16992,7 @@ When the lazy list is accessed, for instance with the functions car and cdr, it produces items on demand. Prior to producing each item, .meta while-fun is -called. If it returns a true boolean value (any value other than +called. If it returns a true Boolean value (any value other than .codn nil ), then the @@ -25334,7 +25334,7 @@ Finally, the previously retrieved value is returned. .desc The .code flip -macro toggles the boolean value stored in +macro toggles the Boolean value stored in .metn place . If @@ -28611,7 +28611,7 @@ indicates the least significant bit position of The .code bit -function has a boolean result, returning the symbol +function has a Boolean result, returning the symbol .code t if bit .meta bit @@ -30772,7 +30772,7 @@ value which is then used to index into one of many buckets where the matching key will be found (if such a key is present in the hash table). .code make-hash -takes three mandatory boolean arguments. The +takes three mandatory Boolean arguments. The .meta weak-keys argument specifies whether the hash table shall have weak keys. The .meta weak-vals @@ -31276,7 +31276,7 @@ value is added to the front of that list, and the extended list then becomes the new value under .metn key . -The return value is boolean. If true, indicates that the hash table entry was +The return value is Boolean. If true, indicates that the hash table entry was newly created. If false, it indicates that the push took place on an existing entry. @@ -32604,7 +32604,7 @@ returns a function which accepts any arguments and returns .desc The .code notf -function returns a function which is the boolean negation +function returns a function which is the Boolean negation of .metn function . @@ -33851,7 +33851,7 @@ function for a discussion of modes. The .code seek-to-end-p -argument is a boolean which determines whether the initial +argument is a Boolean which determines whether the initial read/write position is at the start of the file, or just past the end. It defaults to .codn nil . @@ -34138,7 +34138,7 @@ file descriptor, and dissociate that descriptor from the stream. Any buffered data is flushed first. .code close-stream -returns a boolean true value if the close has occurred without +returns a Boolean true value if the close has occurred without errors, otherwise .codn nil . @@ -35852,9 +35852,9 @@ the host system. The .code time-string-utc function produces time in UTC. -The fields returned as a list consist of six integers, and a boolean value. +The fields returned as a list consist of six integers, and a Boolean value. The six integers represent the year, month, day, hour, minute and second. -The boolean value indicates whether daylight savings time is in effect +The Boolean value indicates whether daylight savings time is in effect (always .code nil in the case of @@ -35896,7 +35896,7 @@ January, whereas the C member .code tm_mon uses a zero-based month. The .code dst -slot is a \*(TL boolean value. The remaining slots +slot is a \*(TL Boolean value. The remaining slots .codn hour , .codn min , and @@ -37519,7 +37519,7 @@ The argument is an integer indicating the signal number for which the handler is being invoked. The .meta asyncp-p -argument is a boolean value. +argument is a Boolean value. If it is .codn t , it indicates that the handler is being invoked @@ -37551,7 +37551,7 @@ If a handler is invoked synchronously, then its return value is ignored. In the current implementation, signals do not queue. If a signal is delivered to the process again, while it is marked as deferred, it simply stays deferred; -there is no counter associated with a signal, only a boolean flag. +there is no counter associated with a signal, only a Boolean flag. .coNP Function @ sig-check .synb @@ -37736,7 +37736,7 @@ The .code w-ifstopped and .code w-ifcontinued -functions have Lisp boolean return semantics, unlike their C language +functions have Lisp Boolean return semantics, unlike their C language counterparts: they return .code t or @@ -38278,7 +38278,7 @@ encounters errors accessing paths. The function takes two arguments: the pathname and the .code errno value which occurred for that pathname. The function's return value is -boolean. If the function returns true, then +Boolean. If the function returns true, then .code glob will terminate. @@ -42328,7 +42328,7 @@ history lines are immediately discarded. The default value is 500. .coNP Special variable @ *listener-multi-line-p* .desc -This is a boolean variable which indicates whether the listener is +This is a Boolean variable which indicates whether the listener is in multi-line mode. The default value is .codn nil . @@ -42908,7 +42908,7 @@ Also, the .code kill function returned an integer, obtained from the return value of the underlying C function, rather than converting -that value to a boolean. The old behavior was not documented, +that value to a Boolean. The old behavior was not documented, and 114 compatibility restores it. Lastly, prior to 115, random state objects were of type |