From 1170e93a3a099d18ba154db7583b2ab871543001 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Chris Hanson Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 18:37:28 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Fix some minor formatting problems in the release notes, and use @acronym where appropriate. --- v7/doc/user-manual/user.texinfo | 98 +++++++++++++++++---------------- 1 file changed, 50 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-) diff --git a/v7/doc/user-manual/user.texinfo b/v7/doc/user-manual/user.texinfo index 6ad895842..3ea6bbf80 100644 --- a/v7/doc/user-manual/user.texinfo +++ b/v7/doc/user-manual/user.texinfo @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ @iftex @finalout @end iftex -@comment $Id: user.texinfo,v 1.75 2000/07/21 18:26:43 cph Exp $ +@comment $Id: user.texinfo,v 1.76 2000/07/21 18:37:28 cph Exp $ @comment %**start of header (This is for running Texinfo on a region.) @setfilename user.info @settitle MIT Scheme User's Manual @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Free Documentation License". @titlepage @title{MIT Scheme User's Manual} -@subtitle Edition 1.74 +@subtitle Edition 1.75 @subtitle for Scheme Release 7.5 @subtitle 21 July 2000 @author by Stephen Adams @@ -4705,12 +4705,12 @@ These are the changes since release 7.5.0: @itemize @bullet @item -Release 7.5.9 adds the @sc{imail} mail reader; @sc{imail} is a new -@sc{rmail}-like mail reader that supports @sc{imap} and @sc{mime}. -Edwin's mail-sending support has also been enhanced to understand -@sc{mime}, so that it is now possible to send @sc{mime} attachments. -Numerous changes to the runtime system and to Edwin have been made to -support these changes. +Release 7.5.9 adds the @acronym{IMAIL} mail reader; @acronym{IMAIL} is a +new Rmail-like mail reader that supports @acronym{IMAP} and +@acronym{MIME}. Edwin's mail-sending support has also been enhanced to +understand @acronym{MIME}, so that it is now possible to send +@acronym{MIME} attachments. Numerous changes to the runtime system and +to Edwin have been made to support these changes. Additional changes: @@ -4726,13 +4726,13 @@ In Edwin, M-x vc-version-other-window now defaults the version if unspecified. @item -STRING->DECODED-TIME (and consequently other procedures that convert -RFC-822 time strings) now accepts two-digit years, pivoting around 1970. -This is a crock, but we have seen recent email messages utilizing such -strings. +@code{string->decoded-time} (and consequently other procedures that +convert @acronym{RFC-822} time strings) now accepts two-digit years, +pivoting around 1970. This is a crock, but we have seen recent email +messages utilizing such strings. @item -New procedure SET-STRING-MAXIMUM-LENGTH!. +New procedure @code{set-string-maximum-length!}. @end itemize @item @@ -4762,9 +4762,9 @@ this release provides new procedures @code{flo:<=}, @code{flo:>=}, @code{flo:max} and @code{flo:min}. @item -Release 7.5.4 fixes some bugs in the @sc{sos} object instantiation code -(reported by Joe Marshall). It also includes several improvements to -Edwin: implementation of abbrevs; implementation of adaptive fill; +Release 7.5.4 fixes some bugs in the @acronym{SOS} object instantiation +code (reported by Joe Marshall). It also includes several improvements +to Edwin: implementation of abbrevs; implementation of adaptive fill; change incremental search to terminate on @key{RET} rather than @key{ESC}; show mode-specific key bindings in @kbd{C-h m}. @@ -4796,9 +4796,9 @@ MIT Scheme has been re-released under the GNU General Public License. @item With this release we no longer support Windows 3.1 or any form of -@sc{dos}. The only supported Microsoft operating systems are Windows -95, Windows 98, and Windows NT. We have tested on Windows 95, Windows -98, and Windows NT 4.0. +@acronym{DOS}. The only supported Microsoft operating systems are +Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT. We have tested on Windows 95, +Windows 98, and Windows NT 4.0. @item Although there have been no significant changes to the compiler, there @@ -4807,8 +4807,8 @@ structures that make compiled code in this release incompatible with that from the previous release. @item -@sc{sos} object-oriented programming extensions are now included in the -base release. They are not loaded by default; evaluate +@acronym{SOS} object-oriented programming extensions are now included in +the base release. They are not loaded by default; evaluate @code{(load-option 'sos)} to load them. @item @@ -4929,9 +4929,9 @@ was necessary to translate them to network order by hand. @item @code{open-tcp-stream-socket} and @code{open-unix-stream-socket} now -return one @sc{i/o} port rather than an input port and an output port. -@sc{tcp} sockets now use @code{"\r\n"} end-of-line marker regardless of -the operating system. +return one @acronym{I/O} port rather than an input port and an output +port. @acronym{TCP} sockets now use @code{"\r\n"} end-of-line marker +regardless of the operating system. @item Under Linux, Scheme now detects various foreign filesystems such as @@ -4961,10 +4961,10 @@ streams, and dropping pointers to streams as soon as possible. @item Transcripts (i.e.@: @code{transcript-on}) are now local to a particular -@sc{repl}. This is usually relevant only when using Edwin, where there -can be several @sc{repl} buffers. Previously transcripts only recorded -activity on the Scheme console, and ignored any other @sc{repl}s, -including Edwin @sc{repl} buffers. +@acronym{REPL}. This is usually relevant only when using Edwin, where +there can be several @acronym{REPL} buffers. Previously transcripts +only recorded activity on the Scheme console, and ignored any other +@acronym{REPL}s, including Edwin @acronym{REPL} buffers. @item @code{bkpt} is no longer a macro. Instead, it extracts an environment @@ -4976,7 +4976,7 @@ visiting the wrong environment. @item Under X11, the BackSpace keysym is treated as Delete, as long as -BackSpace is bound to @sc{ascii} backspace. +BackSpace is bound to @acronym{ASCII} backspace. @item The @file{hppacach} program knows how to find kernel files for HP-UX @@ -5002,15 +5002,17 @@ correctly. @item A new undocumented generic-procedure dispatch mechanism and its associated tagged data structures provides a high-performance substrate -for building @sc{clos}-like object-oriented programming systems. This -mechanism has been fully integrated into the existing record and -@code{defstruct} code. The @sc{sos} system (which @emph{is} documented) -has been added as a load option to allow writing object-oriented code. +for building @acronym{CLOS}-like object-oriented programming systems. +This mechanism has been fully integrated into the existing record and +@code{defstruct} code. The @acronym{SOS} system (which @emph{is} +documented) has been added as a load option to allow writing +object-oriented code. @item -Undocumented interfaces now provide support for @code{gdbm}, @sc{md5} -checksums, and blowfish encryption. The blowfish encryption is disabled -by default, but we may later distribute a key to enable it. +Undocumented interfaces now provide support for @code{gdbm}, +@acronym{MD5} checksums, and blowfish encryption. The blowfish +encryption is disabled by default, but we may later distribute a key to +enable it. @end itemize @@ -5022,10 +5024,10 @@ These changes affect only Edwin: @itemize @bullet @item -The following are new language modes: @sc{html}, Java, @sc{php}, -Verilog, @sc{vhdl}. Some of these modes are pretty sketchy, consisting -of little more than syntax and indentation -- they are not to be -confused with the more powerful modes provided by Emacs. +The following are new language modes: @acronym{HTML}, Java, +@acronym{PHP}, Verilog, @acronym{VHDL}. Some of these modes are pretty +sketchy, consisting of little more than syntax and indentation -- they +are not to be confused with the more powerful modes provided by Emacs. @item Edwin can read and write files compressed with @code{bzip2}, @@ -5034,7 +5036,7 @@ encrypted with blowfish (but this is currently disabled due to export restrictions). @item -On PC systems, compressed files, encrypted files, and @sc{rmail} files +On PC systems, compressed files, encrypted files, and Rmail files do not have line translation; they are stored in Scheme's native format (i.e.@: with newlines as line terminators). @@ -5072,9 +5074,9 @@ deletes output from the previous command. This works similarly to the corresponding command in shell buffers. @item -Errors in the @sc{repl} buffer now prompt in the @sc{repl} buffer -itself, rather than in the minibuffer as previously. The new prompts -are less intrusive. +Errors in the @acronym{REPL} buffer now prompt in the @acronym{REPL} +buffer itself, rather than in the minibuffer as previously. The new +prompts are less intrusive. @item The evaluation commands now permit the evaluation environment to be set @@ -5084,10 +5086,10 @@ package doesn't exist, the global environment is used instead. @item The command @code{repl} now treats its argument differently, simplifying -the creation of multiple inferior @sc{repl} buffers. A new command +the creation of multiple inferior @acronym{REPL} buffers. A new command @code{set-inferior-repl-buffer} associates a Scheme buffer with an -arbitrary inferior @sc{repl} buffer, so that evaluation commands in that -Scheme buffer use the specified @sc{repl} buffer. +arbitrary inferior @acronym{REPL} buffer, so that evaluation commands in +that Scheme buffer use the specified @acronym{REPL} buffer. @item Info now supports the variable @code{info-directory-list}, which works @@ -5117,7 +5119,7 @@ other frames when finding resources. The new X resource name for these secondary frames is @code{edwinSecondary}. @item -Sending mail is now supported through a direct @sc{smtp} interface. +Sending mail is now supported through a direct @acronym{SMTP} interface. This interface will work on any operating system that supports sockets (all of the systems we current distribute for). See the variables @code{mail-relay-host} and @code{smtp-require-valid-recipients}. -- 2.25.1