addressed small portions of github issues #278 and #353:

updated descriptions of standard-input-port and standard-output-port;
fixed a missing "and" in the description of utf-16-codec,

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dyb 2018-10-22 19:29:30 -07:00
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@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ predicate \scheme{transcoder?}, which should be standard but is not.
\var{endianness} must be the symbol \scheme{big} or the symbol
\scheme{little}.
The codec returned by \scheme{utf-16-codec} can be used to create
The codec returned by \scheme{utf-16-codec} can be used to create and
process data written UTF-16 format.
When called without the \var{endianness} argument or with \var{endianness}
\scheme{big}, \scheme{utf-16-codec} returns a codec for standard UTF-16
@ -1359,11 +1359,7 @@ If \var{?transcoder} is present and not \scheme{#f}, it must be a
transcoder, and this procedure returns a textual input port
whose transcoder is \var{?transcoder}.
Otherwise, this procedure returns a binary input port.
The buffer mode \var{b-mode} defaults to \scheme{block}, which differs from
\scheme{block} in {\ChezScheme} only for textual output ports.
See the lead-in to Section~\ref{TSPL:SECTOPENINGFILES} of {\TSPLFOUR}
for a description of the constraints on and effects of the other
arguments.
The buffer mode \var{b-mode} defaults to \scheme{block}.
The Revised$^6$ Report version of this procedure does not accept the
optional \var{b-mode} and \var{?transcoder} arguments, which limits
@ -1985,9 +1981,6 @@ whose transcoder is \var{?transcoder}.
Otherwise, this procedure returns a binary output port.
The buffer mode \var{b-mode} defaults to \scheme{line}, which differs from
\scheme{block} in {\ChezScheme} only for textual output ports.
See the lead-in to Section~\ref{TSPL:SECTOPENINGFILES} of {\TSPLFOUR}
for a description of the constraints on and effects of the other
arguments.
The Revised$^6$ Report version of this procedure does not accept the
optional \var{b-mode} and \var{?transcoder} arguments, which limits