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English fixes #29336
English fixes #29336
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I did not change "i.e." to "i.e.," even though I think the latter is better since the former seems to be your standard. I find the package name 'Priv' v. confusing esp. in contexts like "The public `Priv`" etc. I think Util would be a more plausible and less confusing example name. (I also think 'Pub' ought to be replaced by a more plausible name, e.g., 'Process' or 'Compute'.) I find it confusing that the text mentions the "/home/me/animals" directory, but then shows a dictionary using "/home/me/AnimalPackages". PS I tried doing this from a local git clone but when I did the git push it gave me a 403. I did git clone ...julia.git, the cd'd into julia, then did git checkout -b english_fixes, then made my changes and did git commit -a, put in the comments above, then did git push --set-upstream origin english_fixes, entered my git username and password -- and then got the 403. I can carry on using the web interface though.
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This is a bit more opinionated than a simple English fixes edit, but it seems to be a positive change on the whole.
You probably need to add your fork as a remote, since you can not push to the |
(cherry picked from commit 7dd1e4c)
(cherry picked from commit 7dd1e4c)
(cherry picked from commit 7dd1e4c)
I did not change "i.e." to "i.e.," even though I think the latter is better since the former seems to be your standard.
I find the package name 'Priv' v. confusing esp. in contexts like "The public
Priv
" etc. I think Util would be a more plausible and lessconfusing example name. (I also think 'Pub' ought to be replaced by a more plausible name, e.g., 'Process' or 'Compute'.)
I find it confusing that the text mentions the "/home/me/animals" directory, but then shows a dictionary using "/home/me/AnimalPackages".
PS I tried doing this from a local git clone but when I did the git push it gave me a 403.
I did git clone ...julia.git, the cd'd into julia, then did git checkout -b english_fixes, then made my changes and did git commit -a, put in the comments above, then did git push --set-upstream origin english_fixes, entered my git username and password -- and then got the 403. I can carry on using the web interface though, but then you'll end up with lots of small commits -- but maybe you prefer than anyway.