[elpa] master 6e8e8ad 07/10: Minor Commentary edits

[Oleh Krehel]

branch: master
commit 6e8e8ad856037d7ec1c52191652697876bb268f6
Author: Kaushal Modi <address@hidden>
Commit: Kaushal Modi <address@hidden>

    Minor Commentary edits
---
 tiny.el | 86 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------------------
 1 file changed, 43 insertions(+), 43 deletions(-)

diff --git a/tiny.el b/tiny.el
index d2fff20..6aedbe0 100644
--- a/tiny.el
+++ b/tiny.el
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
 ;;
 ;; To set it up, just bind e.g.:
 ;;
-;;     (global-set-key (kbd "C-;") 'tiny-expand)
+;;     (global-set-key (kbd "C-;") #'tiny-expand)
 ;;
 ;; Usage:
 ;; This extension's main command is `tiny-expand'.
@@ -39,54 +39,54 @@
 ;; You can still do the full thing, but +x2 would save you some
 ;; key strokes.
 ;;
-;; You can test out the following snippets
-;; by positioning the point at the end of the expression
-;; and calling `tiny-expand' (default shortcut is C-;):
+;; You can test out the following snippets by positioning the point at
+;; the end of the expression and calling `tiny-expand':
 ;;
-;; m10
-;; m5 10
-;; m5,10
-;; m5 10*xx
-;; m5 10*xx%x
-;; m5 10*xx|0x%x
-;; m25+x?a%c
-;; m25+x?A%c
-;; m97,122(string x)
-;; m97,122stringxx
-;; m97,120stringxupcasex
-;; m97,120stringxupcasex)x
-;; m\n;; 10|%(+ x x) and %(* x x) and %s
-;; m10*2+3x
-;; m\n;; 10expx
-;; m5\n;; 20expx%014.2f
-;; m7|%(expt 2 x)
-;; m, 7|0x%02x
-;; m10|%0.2f
-;; m1\n14|*** TODO http://emacsrocks.com/e%02d.html
-;; m1\n10|convert img%s.jpg -monochrome -resize 50%% -rotate 180 img%s_mono.pdf
-;; (setq foo-list '(m1 11+x96|?%c))
-;; m1\n10listx+x96|convert img%s.jpg -monochrome -resize 50%% -rotate 180 
img%c_mono.pdf
-;; m1\n10listxnthxfoo-list|convert img%s.jpg -monochrome -resize 50%% -rotate 
180 img%c_mono.pdf
-;; m\n;; 16list*xxx)*xx%s:%s:%s
-;; m\n8|**** TODO Learning from Data Week %(+ x 2) \nSCHEDULED: <%(date "Oct 
7" (* x 7))> DEADLINE: <%(date "Oct 14" (* x 7))>
+;;   m10
+;;   m5 10
+;;   m5,10
+;;   m5 10*xx
+;;   m5 10*xx%x
+;;   m5 10*xx|0x%x
+;;   m25+x?a%c
+;;   m25+x?A%c
+;;   m97,122(string x)
+;;   m97,122stringxx
+;;   m97,120stringxupcasex
+;;   m97,120stringxupcasex)x
+;;   m\n;; 10|%(+ x x) and %(* x x) and %s
+;;   m10*2+3x
+;;   m\n;; 10expx
+;;   m5\n;; 20expx%014.2f
+;;   m7|%(expt 2 x)
+;;   m, 7|0x%02x
+;;   m10|%0.2f
+;;   m1\n14|*** TODO http://emacsrocks.com/e%02d.html
+;;   m1\n10|convert img%s.jpg -monochrome -resize 50%% -rotate 180 
img%s_mono.pdf
+;;   (setq foo-list '(m1 11+x96|?%c))
+;;   m1\n10listx+x96|convert img%s.jpg -monochrome -resize 50%% -rotate 180 
img%c_mono.pdf
+;;   m1\n10listxnthxfoo-list|convert img%s.jpg -monochrome -resize 50%% 
-rotate 180 img%c_mono.pdf
+;;   m\n;; 16list*xxx)*xx%s:%s:%s
+;;   m\n8|**** TODO Learning from Data Week %(+ x 2) \nSCHEDULED: <%(date "Oct 
7" (* x 7))> DEADLINE: <%(date "Oct 14" (* x 7))>
 ;;
 ;; As you might have guessed, the syntax is as follows:
-;; m[<range start:=0>][<separator:= >]<range end>[Lisp expr]|[format expr]
 ;;
-;; x is the default var in the elisp expression.  It will take one by one
-;; the value of all numbers in the range.
+;;   m[<range start:=0>][<separator:= >]<range end>[Lisp expr]|[format expr]
 ;;
-;; | means that elisp expr has ended and format expr has begun.
-;; It can be omitted if the format expr starts with %.
-;; The keys are the same as for format.
-;; In addition %(sexp) forms are allowed.  The sexp can depend on x.
+;;     x is the default var in the elisp expression.  It will take one by one
+;;     the value of all numbers in the range.
 ;;
-;; Note that multiple % can be used in the format expression.
-;; In that case:
-;; * if the Lisp expression returns a list, the members of this list
-;;   are used in the appropriate place.
-;; * otherwise, it's just the result of the expression repeated as
-;;   many times as necessary.
+;;     | means that elisp expr has ended and format expr has begun.
+;;     It can be omitted if the format expr starts with %.
+;;     The keys are the same as for format.
+;;     In addition %(sexp) forms are allowed.  The sexp can depend on x.
+;;
+;;   Note that multiple % can be used in the format expression.
+;;   In that case:
+;;   - if the Lisp expression returns a list, the members of this list
+;;     are used in the appropriate place.
+;;   - otherwise, it's just the result of the expression repeated as
+;;     many times as necessary.
 
 ;;; Code: