com php-langspec: Typos: spec/php-spec-draft.md

Commit: d96c0dd66c4910fe368e4fcb281687e6862f78a6 Author: Jonas Nyrup <jnyrup@gmail.com> Thu, 31 Jul 2014 00:16:01 +0200 Parents: 10a77a79579a09ec8da82a4d67455f3b4ba96f69 Branches: master Link: http://git.php.net/?p=php-langspec.git;a=commitdiff;h=d96c0dd66c4910fe368e4fcb281687e6862f78a6 Log: Typos Changed paths: M spec/php-spec-draft.md Diff: diff --git a/spec/php-spec-draft.md b/spec/php-spec-draft.md index 2864a7d..d651092 100644 --- a/spec/php-spec-draft.md +++ b/spec/php-spec-draft.md @@ -1132,7 +1132,7 @@ the value assignment $b = $a: The value assignment $b = $a made a copy of $a’s array. Note how $b’s VSlot points to a different VStore than $a’s VSlot, and $b’s -VStore points to a different HStore than $b’s VStore. Each source array +VStore points to a different HStore than $a’s VStore. Each source array element is copied using *member-copy assignment* =*, which is defined as follows: @@ -1983,7 +1983,7 @@ Constant Name | Description PHP_ROUND_HALF_EVEN | int; Round halves to even numbers PHP_ROUND_HALF_ODD | int; Round halves to odd numbers PHP_ROUND_HALF_UP | int; Round halves up -PHP_SAPI | string`; the Server API for this build. +PHP_SAPI | string; the Server API for this build. PHP_SHLIB_SUFFIX | string; build-platform's shared library suffix. PHP_SYSCONFDIR | string; the PHP system configuration directory.xx PHP_VERSION | string; the current PHP version in the form "major.minor.release[extra]". @@ -2072,7 +2072,7 @@ define('FAILURE', TRUE); See Semantics below. -Semantics: +**Semantics:** Except for a parameter, a local variable is never defined explicitly; instead, it is created when it is first assigned a value. A local @@ -2724,8 +2724,8 @@ reserved by the PHP language. Variable names and function names (when used in a function-call context) need not be defined as source tokens; they can also be created at runtime using the variable name-creation operator ([§§](#variable-name-creation-operator)). (For -example, given `$a = "Total"; $b = 3; $c = $b + 5;, ${$a.$b.$c} = -TRUE; is equivalent to $Total38 = TRUE;, and ${$a.$b.$c}()` is +example, given $a = "Total"; $b = 3; $c = $b + 5;, ${$a.$b.$c} =TRUE; +is equivalent to $Total38 = TRUE;, and ${$a.$b.$c}() is equivalent to Total38()). **Examples** @@ -2937,8 +2937,8 @@ The value of a floating-point literal must be representable by its type. The type of a *floating-literal* is float. -The constants INF (§[[6.3](#core-predefined-constants)](#core-predefined-constants)) and NAN (§[[6.3](#core-predefined-constants)](#core-predefined-constants)) provide access to the floating- -point values for infinity and Not-a-Number, respectively. +The constants INF (§[[6.3](#core-predefined-constants)](#core-predefined-constants)) and NAN (§[[6.3](#core-predefined-constants)](#core-predefined-constants)) provide access to the +floating-point values for infinity and Not-a-Number, respectively. **Examples** @@ -3187,7 +3187,7 @@ The start and end identifier must be the same. Only horizontal white space is permitted between <<< and the start identifier. No white space is permitted between the start identifier and the new-line that follows. No white space is permitted between the new-line and the end -identifier that follows. Exception for an optional semicolon (;), no +identifier that follows. Except for an optional semicolon (;), no characters—not even comments or white space—are permitted between the end identifier and the new-line that terminates that source line.