R devel - Feb 2009 - [PATCH] typo in R-lang

Here is a patch for a small typo in the description of do.call()

in case the inline version is unsuitable:
<http://pastie.textmate.org/388914.txt?key=ado6iu82ikvj5sk18bx5mg>



Index: /Users/peter/manual/R-lang.texi
==================================================================---
/Users/peter/manual/R-lang.texi	(revision 47919)
+++ /Users/peter/manual/R-lang.texi	(working copy)
@@ -3683,7 +3683,7 @@
 used rather rarely, but is occasionally useful where the name of a
 function is available as a character variable.

-The function @code{do.call} is related, but evaluates the call immediate
+The function @code{do.call} is related, but evaluates the call immediately
 and takes the arguments from an object of mode @code{"list"}
containing
 all the arguments.  A natural use of this is when one wants to apply a
 function like @code{cbind} to all elements of a list or data frame.

Thank you,  Peter;
I just have committed the fix for the typo.
(The inline patch was perfectly sufficient)

Martin Maechler, ETH Zurich
>>>>> "PC" == Peter Cowan <cowan.pd at gmail.com>
>>>>>     on Fri, 13 Feb 2009 20:02:28 -0800 writes:
    PC> Here is a patch for a small typo in the description of do.call()

    PC> in case the inline version is unsuitable:
    PC>
<http://pastie.textmate.org/388914.txt?key=ado6iu82ikvj5sk18bx5mg>



    PC> Index: /Users/peter/manual/R-lang.texi
    PC> ==================================================================   
PC> --- /Users/peter/manual/R-lang.texi	(revision 47919)
    PC> +++ /Users/peter/manual/R-lang.texi	(working copy)
    PC> @@ -3683,7 +3683,7 @@
    PC> used rather rarely, but is occasionally useful where the name of a
    PC> function is available as a character variable.

    PC> -The function @code{do.call} is related, but evaluates the call
immediate
    PC> +The function @code{do.call} is related, but evaluates the call
immediately
    PC> and takes the arguments from an object of mode
@code{"list"} containing
    PC> all the arguments.  A natural use of this is when one wants to apply
a
    PC> function like @code{cbind} to all elements of a list or data frame.

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