[r2003-05-16 07:29:54 by cvscast] Empty log message

Original author: cvscast
Date: 2003-05-16 07:29:54+00:00

web/tutorial1.xml

@@ -99,10 +99,10 @@ let parents : ParentBook =
 
 </right>
 </two-columns>
-Note the strightforward correspondence between the two notations: instead of
+Note the straightforward correspondence between the two notations: instead of
 using an closing tag, we enclose the content of each element in square
-brackets. In CDuce square backets denote sequences, that is, heterogenoeus (ordered) lists
-of blank-separated elements.
+brackets. In CDuce square brackets denote sequences, that is, heterogeneous (ordered) lists
+of blank-separated elements. In CDuce strings are not a primitive data-type but are sequences of characters.
 
  To the purpose of the example we used different notations to denote
 strings as in CDuce <code>"xyz"</code>, <code> ['xyz']</code>, <code> ['x' 'y' 'z']</code>, 
@@ -116,11 +116,11 @@ characters.
 <box title="Loading XML files" link="t0.5">
 
 <p>
-The program on the right handside in the previous section starts by binding the
+The program on the right hand-side in the previous section starts by binding the
 variable <code>parents</code> to the XML document. It also specifies that
 parents has the type <a href="#t1"><code>ParentBook</code></a>: this is optional
-but it usually allows erlier detection of type errors. If the file XML on the
-lefthandside is stored in a file, say, <tt>parents.xml</tt> then the same
+but it usually allows earlier detection of type errors. If the file XML on the
+left hand-side is stored in a file, say, <tt>parents.xml</tt> then the same
 binding can be obtained by loading the file as follows
 </p>
 <sample><![CDATA[