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[BOOK] [PATCH] Niggles in Chapter 0

From: Chris Pepper <pepper_at_reppep.com>
Date: 2004-10-02 06:15:30 CEST

        The book seems to prefer "command-line", but also uses
"commandline". I am submitting patches to clean this up. ASCII is an
acronym, and should be capitalized.

        I am also patching to remove spaces around &mdash;, which
appear to be style violations.

        Thanks for Subversion, and the book!

                                                Chris Pepper

Index: ch00.xml
===================================================================
--- ch00.xml (revision 11198)
+++ ch00.xml (working copy)
@@ -586,13 +586,13 @@
        <varlistentry>
          <term>Client auto-escaping of URIs and IRIs</term>
          <listitem>
- <para>In the 1.0 commandline client, users had to escape
+ <para>In the 1.0 command-line client, users had to escape
              URLs manually. The client only accepted <quote>legally
              correct</quote> URLs, such as
 
<literal>http://host/path%20with%20space/project/espa%F1a</literal>.
- The 1.1 commandline client now knows how to do what
+ The 1.1 command-line client now knows how to do what
              web-browsers have been doing for long time: it
- auto-escapes characters like spaces and other upper-ascii
+ auto-escapes characters like spaces and other upper-ASCII
              international characters, as long as the user places the
              URL in quotes to protect characters from the shell:
              <literal>"http://host/path with

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