Typo fixes in Unicode section of beyond-ansi.texinfo

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Jan Moringen 2015-03-24 12:39:51 +01:00
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@ -715,7 +715,7 @@ Unicode-related functions are located in the @code{sb-unicode} package.
SBCL also extends ANSI character literal syntax to support Unicode
codepoints. You can either specify a character by its Unicode name, with
spaces replaced by underscores, if a unique name exists @footnote{aPlease
spaces replaced by underscores, if a unique name exists @footnote{Please
note that the codepoint U+1F5CF (PAGE) introduced in Unicode 7.0 is
named @code{UNICODE_PAGE}, since the name ``Page'' is required to be
assigned to form-feed (U+0C) by the ANSI standard.} or
@ -724,7 +724,7 @@ by giving its hexadecimal codepoint preceded by a ``U'', an optional
character directly into your source code if it can be encoded in your
file. If a character had an assigned name in Unicode 1.0 that was
distinct from its current name, you may also use that name (with spaces
replaced by underscares) to specify the character, unless the name is
replaced by underscores) to specify the character, unless the name is
already associated with a codepoint in the latest Unicode standard (such
as ``BELL'').
@ -835,12 +835,12 @@ It also extends standard Common Lisp case functions such as
@findex @cl{char-downcase}
@code{string-downcase} to support a subset of Unicode's casing behavior.
Specifically, a character is
@findex @cl{both-case-p}
@findex @cl{both-case-p}
@code{both-case-p} if its case mapping in Unicode is one-to-one and
invertable.
The @code{sb-unicode} package also provides functions for
collating/sorting strings according to the Unicode Collation Algorithm.
collating/sorting strings according to the Unicode Collation Algorithm.
@include fun-sb-unicode-unicode-lt.texinfo