Changeset 23046

Timestamp:

11/19/08 23:41:46 (7 weeks ago)

Author:

masak

Message:

[Spec/Functions.pod] fixed minor typos, added missing arguments to .fmt

Files:

• docs/Perl6/Spec/Functions.pod (modified) (6 diffs)

docs/Perl6/Spec/Functions.pod

@@ -14 +14 @@
                 Carl Mäsak <cmasak@gmail.com>
  Date:          12 Mar 2005
- Last Modified: 7 Nov 2008
- Version:       29
+ Last Modified: 19 Nov 2008
+ Version:       30
 
 This document attempts to document the list of builtin functions in Perl 6.
@@ -1366 +1366 @@
 
 Directives guide the use (if any) of the arguments. When a directive
-(other than C<%>) are used, they indicate how the next argument
+(other than C<%>) is used, it indicates how the next argument
 passed is to be formatted into the string.
 
@@ -1395 +1395 @@
  F   a synonym for %f
 
-Perl 5 compatibility:
+Perl 5 (non-)compatibility:
 
  n   produces a runtime exception (see below)
@@ -1437 +1437 @@
 =item fmt
 
-  our Str multi method fmt( Scalar $scalar: )
-  our Str multi method fmt( List $list:, Str $separator = ' ' )
-  our Str multi method fmt( Hash $hash:, Str $separator = "\n" )
-  our Str multi method fmt( Pair $pair: )
+  our Str multi method fmt( Scalar $scalar: Str $format )
+  our Str multi method fmt( List $list: Str $format, Str $separator = ' ' )
+  our Str multi method fmt( Hash $hash: Str $format, Str $separator = "\n" )
+  our Str multi method fmt( Pair $pair: Str $format )
 
 A set of wrappers around C<sprintf>. A call to the scalar version
@@ -1709 +1709 @@
 
 When stringified, an C<OS::Name> yields its name. When
-stringified, an C<OS::addr> yields its address in an
+stringified, an C<OS::Addr> yields its address in an
 appropriate text format (e.g. "10.1.2.3" for an IPV4 address).
 
@@ -1979 +1979 @@
 =item dump
 
-Dumped.
+Dumped. The C<.perl> method fills this role in Perl 6.