Merge branches 'makefile-openssl', 'sublime-fixes', 'rsaarelm-docs' and 'ris-improvements', remote-tracking branch 'wasserfuhr/patch-1'

John Franklin: Makefile warning removal (makefile-openssl)
Rainer Wasserfuhr: doc fixes (wasserfuhr/patch-1)
Risto Saarelma: doc fixes (rsaarelm-docs)
Dan Haffey: Sublime mode fixes (sublime-fixes)
            Drum incremental search fixes (ris-improvements)

lib/drum.hoon

@@ -537,13 +537,11 @@
           ?:  =(0 (lent buf.say.inp))
             ta-bel
           (ta-hom:ta-nex %set ~)
-      %l  ?^  ris  ta-bel
-          ?:  =(0 pos.inp)  ta-bel 
-          +>(pos.inp (dec pos.inp))
-      %r  ?^  ris  ta-bel
-          ?:  =((lent buf.say.inp) pos.inp) 
+      %l  ?:  =(0 pos.inp)  ta-bel
+          +>(pos.inp (dec pos.inp), ris ~)
+      %r  ?:  =((lent buf.say.inp) pos.inp)
             ta-bel
-          +>(pos.inp +(pos.inp))
+          +>(pos.inp +(pos.inp), ris ~)
       %u  =.  ris  ~
           ?:(=(0 pos.hit) ta-bel (ta-mov (dec pos.hit)))
     ==
@@ -584,7 +582,7 @@
     |=  key=@ud
     ^+  +>
     ?+    key  ta-bel
-        %a  +>(pos.inp 0)
+        %a  +>(pos.inp 0, ris ~)
         %b  (ta-aro %l)
         %c  ta-bel(ris ~)
         %d  ?:  &(=(0 pos.inp) =(0 (lent buf.say.inp)))
@@ -592,11 +590,12 @@
             ta-del
         %e  +>(pos.inp (lent buf.say.inp))
         %f  (ta-aro %r)
-        %g  ta-bel(ris ~)
+        %g  ?~  ris  ta-bel
+            (ta-hom(pos.hit num.hit, ris ~) [%set ~])
         %k  =+  len=(lent buf.say.inp)
             ?:  =(pos.inp len)
               ta-bel 
-            %-  ta-hom(kil `(slag pos.inp buf.say.inp))
+            %-  ta-hom(kil `(slag pos.inp buf.say.inp), ris ~)
             (ta-cut pos.inp (sub len pos.inp))
         %l  +>(+> (se-blit %clr ~))
         %n  (ta-aro %d)
@@ -611,6 +610,7 @@
               ta-bel
             =+  sop=?:(=(len pos.inp) (dec pos.inp) pos.inp) 
             =.  pos.inp  +(sop)
+            =.  ris  ~
             %-  ta-hom
             :~  %mor
                 [%del sop]
@@ -618,12 +618,12 @@
             ==
         %u  ?:  =(0 pos.inp)
               ta-bel
-            %-  ta-hom(kil `(scag pos.inp buf.say.inp))
+            %-  ta-hom(kil `(scag pos.inp buf.say.inp), ris ~)
             (ta-cut 0 pos.inp)
         %v  ta-bel
         %x  +>(+> se-anon)
         %y  ?~  kil  ta-bel
-            (ta-hom (ta-cat pos.inp u.kil))
+            (ta-hom(ris ~) (ta-cat pos.inp u.kil))
     ==
   ::
   ++  ta-cru                                          ::  hear crud
@@ -734,9 +734,9 @@
     |=  ext=(list ,@c)
     ^+  +>
     ?:  |(?=(~ ris) =(0 pos.u.ris))  ta-bel
+    =+  sop=?~(ext (dec pos.u.ris) pos.u.ris)
     =+  tot=(weld str.u.ris ext)
-    =+  dol=(slag (sub num.hit pos.u.ris) old.hit)
-    =+  sop=pos.u.ris
+    =+  dol=(slag (sub num.hit sop) old.hit)
     =+  ^=  ser
         =+  ^=  beg
             |=  [a=(list ,@c) b=(list ,@c)]  ^-  ?
@@ -750,7 +750,7 @@
           `sop
         $(sop (dec sop), dol t.dol)
     ?~  sup  ta-bel
-    (ta-mov(str.u.ris tot, pos.u.ris (dec u.sup)) (dec u.sup))
+    (ta-mov(str.u.ris tot, pos.u.ris u.sup) (dec u.sup))
   ::
   ++  ta-tan                                          ::  print tanks
     |=  tac=(list tank)

pub/docs/dev/hoon/runes/br/brcn.md

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Examples
     101
 
 Here we create a core with two arms `n`, a constant and `g`, a simple
-funciton. `g` adds our constant `n` to whatever is passed to it.
+function. `g` adds our constant `n` to whatever is passed to it.
 
     /~zod/try=> 
     =a  |%

pub/docs/dev/hoon/tutorial/1-twigs.mdy

@@ -247,8 +247,8 @@ the product of `test`.
 
 > You're probably used to name resolution in variable scopes
 and flat records, but not in trees.  Partly this is because the
-tradition in language design is to eschew semantics that make it
-hard to build simple symbol tables, because linear search of a
+tradition in language design is to prefer semantics that make it
+easy to build simple symbol tables, because linear search of a
 nontrivial tree is a bad idea on '80s hardware.
 
 ## Mutation

pub/docs/dev/hoon/tutorial/2-syntax.mdy

@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ A few digraphs also have irregular sounds:
 
 You might remember wondering where the "lark syntax" of chapter 1
 got its name.  Lark syntax is read in digraphs from the left, so
-`+>+` is `darkgar`.
+`+>+` is `darklus`.
 
 > `+>+` is of course `cdddr` in Lisp.
 
@@ -378,7 +378,7 @@ to C:
 [%goodbye planet]
 ```
 This is called "backstep" indentation.  Not all the children of
-`?:` ("wuttis", `%wtts`) are at the same indent as the parent;
+`?:` ("wutcol", `%wtcl`) are at the same indent as the parent;
 but one of them is.
 
 It's not always the case when backstepping that the largest

pub/docs/dev/hoon/tutorial/3-program.mdy

@@ -51,11 +51,11 @@ We'll start by clearing the subject:
 =>  ~
 [%hello %world]
 ```
-The `=>` rune ("tisran"), for `=>(p q)` executes `p` against 
+The `=>` rune ("tisgar"), for `=>(p q)` executes `p` against
 the subject, then uses that product as the subject of `q`.
 
 (We've already used an irregular form of `=>`, or to be more
-precise its mirror `=<` ("tislit").  In chapter 1, when we wrote
+precise its mirror `=<` ("tisgal").  In chapter 1, when we wrote
 `+3:test`, we meant `=>(test +3)` or `=<(+3 test)`.)
 
 What is this `~`?  It's Hoon `nil`, a zero atom with this span:
@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ noun `[%dtts a b]`.  Likewise, `+(a)` is `.+(a)`, ie, "dotlus"
 or `[%dtls a]`.
 
 `?:` is a regular rune which does exactly what you think it does.
-Bear in mind, though, that in Hoon 0 (`&`, "rob") is true and 1
+Bear in mind, though, that in Hoon 0 (`&`, "pam") is true and 1
 (`|`, "bar") is false.
 
 The real action is in `dec(pre +(pre))`.  This is obviously an

pub/docs/theory/whitepaper.mdy

@@ -2238,7 +2238,7 @@ From personal server to digital republic
 ----------------------------------------
 
 Republics? Any global system needs a political design. Urbit is
-designed as a a *digital republic*.
+designed as a *digital republic*.
 
 The word *republic* is from Latin, "res publica" or "public
 thing." The essence of republican goverment is its