[Dictionary] accept to application

livecodesam · livecodesam · commit b2881eb30251 · 2019-02-21T12:32:05.000Z
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/accept.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/accept.lcdoc
@@ -59,10 +59,13 @@ want to accept UDP datagrams.
 
 When a connection is made or a datagram is received, the <accept>
 <command> creates a new <socket> that can be used to communicate with
-the other system (or <process>). When using the <close socket>, <read
-from socket>, or <write to socket> <command|commands>, you can refer to
-this <socket> with a socket identifier that looks like this:
-host:port[|connectionID] where the connectionID is a number assigned by
+the other system (or <process>). When using the <close socket>, 
+<read from socket>, or <write to socket> <command|commands>, you can 
+refer to this <socket> with a socket identifier that looks like this:
+
+    host:port[|connectionID] 
+
+where the connectionID is a number assigned by
 the <accept> <command>. (You only need to specify the connection number
 if there is more than one <socket> connected to a particular <port> and
 <host>.) 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/altKey.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/altKey.lcdoc
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ systems), Meta key (Unix systems), or Alt key (Windows systems).
 References: return (constant), function (control structure),
 optionKey (function), value (function), keysDown (function),
 Meta key (glossary), return (glossary), function (glossary),
-Alt key (glossary), optionKeyDown (message)
+Alt key (glossary), Option key (glossary),  optionKeyDown (message)
 
 Tags: ui
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/keyword/dollar_SERVER.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/keyword/dollar_SERVER.lcdoc
@@ -33,31 +33,31 @@ variables, along with any HTTP_* variables that are available.
 
 The list of CGI variables is:
 
-GATEWAY_INTERFACE
-SERVER_ADDR
-SERVER_NAME
-SERVER_SOFTWARE
-SERVER_PROTOCOL
-REQUEST_METHOD
-REQUEST_TIME
-QUERY_STRING
-DOCUMENT_ROOT
-HTTPS
-REMOTE_USER
-REDIRECT_REMOTE_USER
-REMOTE_ADDR
-REMOTE_HOST
-REMOTE_PORT
-SERVER_ADMIN
-SERVER_PORT
-SERVER_SIGNATURE
-PATH_TRANSLATED
-REQUEST_URI
-PATH_INFO
-SCRIPT_NAME
-SCRIPT_FILENAME
-CONTENT_TYPE
-CONTENT_LENGTH
+- GATEWAY_INTERFACE
+- SERVER_ADDR
+- SERVER_NAME
+- SERVER_SOFTWARE
+- SERVER_PROTOCOL
+- REQUEST_METHOD
+- REQUEST_TIME
+- QUERY_STRING
+- DOCUMENT_ROOT
+- HTTPS
+- REMOTE_USER
+- REDIRECT_REMOTE_USER
+- REMOTE_ADDR
+- REMOTE_HOST
+- REMOTE_PORT
+- SERVER_ADMIN
+- SERVER_PORT
+- SERVER_SIGNATURE
+- PATH_TRANSLATED
+- REQUEST_URI
+- PATH_INFO
+- SCRIPT_NAME
+- SCRIPT_FILENAME
+- CONTENT_TYPE
+- CONTENT_LENGTH
 
 >*Note:* $_SERVER can be modified doing so has no effect and should be
 > avoided (indeed, it might become read-only in future).
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/operator/equals.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/operator/equals.lcdoc
@@ -69,11 +69,11 @@ array1 = array2 if (and only if):
 > will return true is and only if tArray contains the empty string. For
 > example 
 
-put empty into tArray
-answer tArray is empty -- true
+    put empty into tArray
+    answer tArray is empty -- true
 
-put 100 into tArray["foo"]
-answer tArray is empty -- false (prior to 6.0 this would be true)
+    put 100 into tArray["foo"]
+    answer tArray is empty -- false (prior to 6.0 this would be true)
 
 Changes:
 The ability to compare two arrays using = was added in version 3.5.
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/acceleratorKey.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/acceleratorKey.lcdoc
@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ shortcut. By default, the <acceleratorKey> of a newly created <button>
 is empty.
 
 Description:
-Use the <acceleratorKey> <property> to give users a shortcut <key
-combination> for often-used <button(object)|buttons>, or to provide a
-<keyboard equivalent|keyboard shortcut> to a <button(keyword)> that's
+Use the <acceleratorKey> <property> to give users a shortcut 
+<key combination> for often-used <button(object)|buttons>, or to provide 
+a <keyboard equivalent|keyboard shortcut> to a <button(keyword)> that's
 used as a <menu item> in a <stack menu>.
 
 Press the key combination defined in a button's <acceleratorKey>
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ The key(s) specified in the acceleratorModifiers <property> must be
 pressed along with the <acceleratorKey>.
 
 >*Important:*  The <acceleratorKey> <property> is <case-sensitive>. You
-> must specify a lowercase letter as the <letterChar>; the uppercase
+> must specify a lowercase letter as the letterChar; the uppercase
 > letter is not equivalent.
 
 If the insertion point is in a field, the keypress is sent to the field,
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/acceleratorText.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/acceleratorText.lcdoc
@@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ you might want to include additional <characters> to hint at the
 >*Note:* Nothing happens when the user presses the key specified by the
 > <acceleratorText> <property> unless the <acceleratorKey> and
 > <acceleratorModifiers> are set. The <acceleratorText> <property>
-> creates a visual hint, but does not create the actual shortcut <key
-> combination>. 
+> creates a visual hint, but does not create the actual shortcut 
+> <key combination>. 
 
 References: property (glossary), key combination (glossary),
 modifier key (glossary), character (keyword), characters (keyword),
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/accentColor.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/accentColor.lcdoc
@@ -33,9 +33,9 @@ three <hexadecimal> numbers, one for each of red, green, and blue.
 
 Description:
 Use the <accentColor> to <hilite> a <menu item> associated with a
-<button>, when the user is in the process of choosing that <menu
-item>--that is, when the <menu> is open and the <mouse pointer> is over
-the <menu item>.
+<button>, when the user is in the process of choosing that 
+<menu item>--that is, when the <menu> is open and the <mouse pointer> 
+is over the <menu item>.
 
 This property is used only when the lookAndFeel <property> is set to
 "Macintosh" or "Windows 95". If the <lookAndFeel> <property> is set to
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/allowInterrupts.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/allowInterrupts.lcdoc
@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ Type: property
 Syntax: set the allowInterrupts to {true | false}
 
 Summary:
-Specifies whether the user can halt a <handler> with a <key
-combination>. 
+Specifies whether the user can halt a <handler> with a 
+<key combination>. 
 
 Introduced: 1.0
 
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ equivalent to setting the <cantAbort> <property> to true for each open
 References: unlock error dialogs (command), exit (control structure),
 interrupt (function), property (glossary), return (glossary),
 key combination (glossary), handler (glossary), Windows (glossary),
-exit (glossary), interrupt (glossary), Mac OS (glossary), Unix (glossary),
+exit (glossary), Mac OS (glossary), Unix (glossary),
 stack (object), cantAbort (property)
 
 Tags: ui
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/arcAngle.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/arcAngle.lcdoc
@@ -23,9 +23,8 @@ set the arcAngle of graphic "Over" to theAngle
 
 Value:
 The <arcAngle> of a <graphic> is an <integer> between zero and 360.
-By default, the <arcAngle> <property> of a newly created <graphic> is
-
-360. 
+By default, the <arcAngle> <property> of a newly created <graphic> 
+is 360. 
 
 
 Description:
@@ -39,7 +38,7 @@ drawn.
 
 The <arcAngle> determines how much of the oval is used to form the arc,
 from zero (no arc) to 360 (a full oval). For example, if the
-<angleInDegrees> is 90, a quarter-oval arc is displayed.
+*angleInDegrees* is 90, a quarter-oval arc is displayed.
 
 The global setting of the <arcAngle> <property> controls the appearance
 of arcs drawn with the <paint tool|paint tools>. Once a paint arc is
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/autoTab.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/autoTab.lcdoc
@@ -37,9 +37,10 @@ If the <autoTab> <property> of a <field(keyword)> is false, pressing the
 Return key moves the <insertion point> to the next line of the
 <field(keyword)>. 
 
-If the <autoTab> of a <field(keyword)> is true, and the <insertion
-point> is already at the last visible line of the <field(keyword)>, then
-pressing Return advances to the next <field(keyword)> on the <card>.
+If the <autoTab> of a <field(keyword)> is true, and the 
+<insertion point> is already at the last visible line of the 
+<field(keyword)>, then pressing Return advances to the next 
+<field(keyword)> on the <card>.
 
 References: property (glossary), insertion point (glossary),
 field (keyword), card (keyword), tabKey (message), field (object),
diff --git a/docs/glossary/a/alias.lcdoc b/docs/glossary/a/alias.lcdoc
@@ -6,16 +6,16 @@ Type: glossary
 
 Description:
 On <Mac OS> and <OS X|OS X systems>, a special file type that refers to
-another <file>, a <folder>, or a <disk>. The alias is an alternative
+another <file>, a <folder>, or a disk. The alias is an alternative
 icon for the original item, and double-clicking the alias opens the item
 it refers to.
 
 (The <Unix> equivalent is the <symbolic link>. The <Windows> equivalent
 is the <shortcut>.)
 
 References: file (glossary), shortcut (glossary), OS X (glossary),
-disk (glossary), Windows (glossary), symbolic link (glossary),
-Unix (glossary), folder (glossary), Mac OS (glossary)
+Windows (glossary), symbolic link (glossary), Unix (glossary), 
+folder (glossary), Mac OS (glossary)
 
 Tags: file system
 
diff --git a/docs/glossary/a/application.lcdoc b/docs/glossary/a/application.lcdoc
@@ -5,8 +5,9 @@ Synonyms: application
 Type: glossary
 
 Description:
-The program that's currently running: either the LiveCode <development
-environment>, or a <standalone application> created with LiveCode.
+The program that's currently running: either the LiveCode 
+<development environment>, or a <standalone application> created with 
+LiveCode.
 
 References: development environment (glossary),
 standalone application (glossary)
