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Fix some ref typos

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Asumu Takikawa 2013-08-26 16:16:32 -04:00
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ used throughout Racket documentation.
@section{Notation for Module Documentation}
Since Racket programs are organized into @tech{module}s, documentation
reflects that organization with an annotation that the beginning of a
reflects that organization with an annotation at the beginning of a
section or subsection that describes the bindings that a particular
module provides.
@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ places square brackets are normally used by convention in a program's
source.
Italic @tech{identifiers} in the grammar are @deftech{metavariables}
that in correspond to other grammar productions. Certain metavariable
that correspond to other grammar productions. Certain metavariable
names have implicit grammar productions:
@itemize[
@ -113,8 +113,8 @@ alongside the syntactic form's overall grammar. For example, in
(id ...+ . rest-id)])]
]
the @racket[_formals] metavariable starts for either an
@tech{identifier}, a zero or more @tech{identifiers} in a
the @racket[_formals] metavariable stands for either an
@tech{identifier}, zero or more @tech{identifiers} in a
@tech{syntax-object} list, or a @tech{syntax object} corresponding to
a chain of one or more pairs where the chain ends in an
@tech{identifier} instead of an empty list.
@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ indicates that @racket[init-rest] can either be alone in its
Finally, a grammar specification that includes @racket[_expr]
metavariables may be augmented with run-time @tech{contract}s on some
of the metavariables, which indicate a predicates that the result of
of the metavariables, which indicate a predicate that the result of
the expression must satisfy at run time. For example,
@nested[#:style 'inset