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fixes some typos, adds some formatting
commitf59f5c4520bc154af33e681fd84c5f39d83658c3 authorJoseph Bryan <joemfb@gmail.com> dateFri 10 Jun 2016, 13:50 (10 years ago) parent917cae8
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docs/about/glossary.md+4−4
docs/about/glossary.md+4−4
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ A mold is an idempotent `gate` (function), accepting any `noun` and normalizing
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8585*TODO: simplify description*
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87−A `gate` is a specialized `core` with only one arm (whose name is the empty string (the symbol `$`). To call a `gate` on an argument, replace the `sample` (at tree address `6` in the `core`) with the argument, and then compute the `arm`.
87+A `gate` is a specialized `core` with only one `arm` (whose name is the empty string (the symbol `$`). To call a `gate` on an argument, replace the `sample` (at tree address `6` in the `core`) with the argument, and then compute the `arm`.
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8989The `payload` of a `gate` has a shape of `{sample context}`.
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@@ -188,10 +188,10 @@ A `twig` is the name for any Hoon expression, and for the AST node representing
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189189A `twig` is either a `moss` ("mossy") or a `seed` ("woody"):
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191−- `moss`: a `twig` whose `product` is used a `mold`
192−- `seed`: a `twig` whose `product` could by anything
191+- `moss`: a `twig` whose `product` is used as a `mold`
192+- `seed`: a `twig` whose `product` could be anything
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194−The vast majority of `twig`s have a *regular form*, beginning with either a keyword `sigil` or a digraph `rune`. Some `twig`s also have a syntactic *irregular form*, a handful have only an *irregular form*.
194+The vast majority of `twig`s have a *regular form*, beginning with either a keyword `sigil` or a digraph `rune`. Some `twig`s also have a syntactic *irregular form*, a handful have *only* an *irregular form*.
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196196- `sigil`: a keyword used to begin a `twig`
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