@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ next: true
5title: Atoms, auras, types
5title: Atoms, auras, types
8−# Urbyte 1: atoms, auras, types
8+# Urbyte 1: Atoms, auras, types
10Thanks for reading Urbyte 0! In Urbyte 1, we'll look a little
10Thanks for reading Urbyte 0! In Urbyte 1, we'll look a little
11more deeply at atoms and other simple noun types.
11more deeply at atoms and other simple noun types.
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ string starting with `@`, like `@ud` for unsigned decimal.
41Hoon has a wide (but not extensible) variety of atom syntaxes.
41Hoon has a wide (but not extensible) variety of atom syntaxes.
42Each syntax for an atom produces an appropriate predefined aura.
42Each syntax for an atom produces an appropriate predefined aura.
43And Hoon's printer can invertibly print any aura Hoon can parse.
43And Hoon's printer can invertibly print any aura Hoon can parse.
44−Because atoms make great path nodes and paths make great URLs,
44+Because atoms make great path nodes and paths make great URLs,
45all regular atom syntaxes use only URL-safe characters.
45all regular atom syntaxes use only URL-safe characters.
47## Examples
47## Examples
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ strings, which nothing in Hoon recognizes. The set of syntaxes
211that Hoon knows how to parse and/or print is fixed. But there
211that Hoon knows how to parse and/or print is fixed. But there
212are plenty of good reasons to use your own user-defined auras.
212are plenty of good reasons to use your own user-defined auras.
214−If your program uses both fortnights and furlongs, Hoon will not
214+If your program uses both fortnights and furlongs, Hoon will not
215parse a user-defined fortnight syntax. It will not print furlongs
215parse a user-defined fortnight syntax. It will not print furlongs
216in the dojo. But the type system will keep you from accidentally
216in the dojo. But the type system will keep you from accidentally
217passing a furlong to a function that expects a fortnight.
217passing a furlong to a function that expects a fortnight.