@@ -336,7 +336,7 @@ Here begins the implementation of the additional arms required by the
336`+command-parser` is of central importance - it is what is used to parse user
336`+command-parser` is of central importance - it is what is used to parse user
337input and transform it into `command`s for the app to execute. Writing a proper
337input and transform it into `command`s for the app to execute. Writing a proper
338command parser requires understanding of the Hoon parsing functions found in the
338command parser requires understanding of the Hoon parsing functions found in the
339−standard library. How to do so may be found in the [parsing tutorial](@/docs/tutorials/arvo/parsing.md). For now, it is sufficient to know that this arm matches the text "demo" and
339+standard library. How to do so may be found in the [parsing tutorial](@/docs/tutorials/hoon/parsing.md). For now, it is sufficient to know that this arm matches the text "demo" and
340produces a `[? command]`-shaped noun in response. Note how the `&` signifies that the command will be run as soon as it has been entered, without waiting for the user to press return.
340produces a `[? command]`-shaped noun in response. Note how the `&` signifies that the command will be run as soon as it has been entered, without waiting for the user to press return.