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Fix typoes in the visit module instantiation docs.

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Vincent St-Amour 2018-04-18 11:07:46 -05:00
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@ -39,9 +39,9 @@ module's body. For example, evaluating
(printf "picked ~a\n" n)) (printf "picked ~a\n" n))
] ]
declares the module @racket[number], but it doesn't immediately pick a declares the module @racket[number-n], but it doesn't immediately pick a
random number for @racket[n] or display the number. A @racket[require] random number for @racket[n] or display the number. A @racket[require]
of @racket[number] causes the module to be @deftech{instantiated} of @racket[number-n] causes the module to be @deftech{instantiated}
(i.e., it triggers an @deftech{instantiation}), which implies that the (i.e., it triggers an @deftech{instantiation}), which implies that the
expressions in the body of the module are evaluated: expressions in the body of the module are evaluated:
@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ instantiated already):
In the same way that declaring a module does not by itself instantiate In the same way that declaring a module does not by itself instantiate
a module, declaring a module that @racket[require]s another module a module, declaring a module that @racket[require]s another module
does not by itself instantiate the @racket[require]d module, as does not by itself instantiate the @racket[require]d module, as
illustrated in the preceding example. However, declaraing a module illustrated in the preceding example. However, declaring a module
@emph{does} expand and compile the module. If a module imports another @emph{does} expand and compile the module. If a module imports another
with @racket[(require (for-syntax ....))], then module that is with @racket[(require (for-syntax ....))], then module that is
imported @racket[for-syntax] must be instantiated during expansion: imported @racket[for-syntax] must be instantiated during expansion: