@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ typed immutable namespace defined by its virtual context.
25Ordinarily a Hoon expression has access to no information but whatever can be found in the subject. The one exception is with the `.^` rune. It essentially allows you to request information from one of the Arvo vanes (modules).
25Ordinarily a Hoon expression has access to no information but whatever can be found in the subject. The one exception is with the `.^` rune. It essentially allows you to request information from one of the Arvo vanes (modules).
27−`.^` checks that the type of the value retrieved from Arvo nests under `p`. `p` is a `path` which includes information about which vane is being queried, and what sort of information is requested.
27+`.^` checks that the type of the value retrieved from Arvo nests under `p`. `q` is a `path` which includes information about which vane is being queried, and what sort of information is requested.
29In principle `.^` takes two subexpressions, but in practice `q` is often given in two parts: the first part includes the vane to be queried (e.g., `%a` for Ames, `%b` for Behn, `%c` for Clay, etc.) and the kind of request. The second part is a path that corresponds to the kind of request.
29In principle `.^` takes two subexpressions, but in practice `q` is often given in two parts: the first part includes the vane to be queried (e.g., `%a` for Ames, `%b` for Behn, `%c` for Clay, etc.) and the kind of request. The second part is a path that corresponds to the kind of request.