Correct some typos & fix up some of the charts

diff --git a/md/language.md b/md/language.md
index e066cf4e7571870388e2571ff84ab3afb1a6bbbe..fe739e63910d7b2cc36ba2e66a0b1b5e74fa72c0 100644 (file)
--- a/md/language.md
+++ b/md/language.md
@@ -1180,7 +1180,7 @@ re-bound....)
 One way to "name" a `FUNCTION` is
 
     <SETG SQUARE #FUNCTION ((X) <* .X .X>)>$
-    #FUNCTION ((X) <* .X .X>
+    #FUNCTION ((X) <* .X .X>)
 
 So that
 
@@ -1192,7 +1192,7 @@ So that
 Another way, which is somewhat cleaner in its typing:
 
     <SETG SQUARE <FUNCTION (X) <* .X .X>>>$
-    #FUNCTION ((X) <* .X .X>
+    #FUNCTION ((X) <* .X .X>)
 
 `FUNCTION` is an `FSUBR` which simply makes a `FUNCTION` out of its
 arguments and returns the created `FUNCTION`.
@@ -4132,30 +4132,30 @@ used on the `CHANNEL`, and whether or not the *device* is a terminal.
 The following table tells which `SUBR`s can be used with which modes,
 where `OK` indicates an allowed use:
 
-  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  "READ"               "PRINT"               "READB"               "PRINTB", "PRINTO"                           mode / SUBRs
-  -------------------- --------------------- --------------------- -------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------
-  OK                                         OK                                                                 `READ` `READCHR` `NEXTCHR`
-                                                                                                                `READSTRING` `FILECOPY`
-                                                                                                                `FILE-LENGTH LOAD`
+  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  "READ" "PRINT" "READB" "PRINTB", "PRINTO" mode / SUBRs
+  ------ ------- ------- ------------------ ------------
+  OK             OK                         `READ` `READCHR` `NEXTCHR`
+                                            `READSTRING` `FILECOPY`
+                                            `FILE-LENGTH LOAD`
 
-                       OK                                          OK\*                                         `PRINT` `PRIN1` `PRINC` `IMAGE`
-                                                                                                                `CRLF` `TERPRI` `FILECOPY`
-                                                                                                                `PRINTSTRING` `BUFOUT` `NETS`
-                                                                                                                `RENAME`
+         OK              OK\*               `PRINT` `PRIN1` `PRINC` `IMAGE`
+                                            `CRLF` `TERPRI` `FILECOPY`
+                                            `PRINTSTRING` `BUFOUT` `NETS`
+                                            `RENAME`
 
-                                             OK                                                                 `READB` `GC-READ`
+                 OK                         `READB` `GC-READ`
 
-                                                                   OK                                           `PRINTB` `GC-DUMP`
+                         OK                 `PRINTB` `GC-DUMP`
 
-  OK                                         OK                    OK                                           `ACCESS`
+  OK             OK      OK                 `ACCESS`
 
-  OK                   OK                    OK                    OK                                           `RESET`
+  OK     OK      OK      OK                 `RESET`
 
-  OK                   OK                                                                                       `ECHOPAIR`
+  OK     OK                                 `ECHOPAIR`
 
-  OK                                                                                                            `TTYECHO` `TYI`
-  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  OK                                        `TTYECHO` `TYI`
+  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 `*` PRINTing (or `PRIN1`ing) an `RSUBR` (chapter 19) on a `"PRINTB"`
 or `"PRINTO"` `CHANNEL` has special effects.
@@ -4278,52 +4278,52 @@ each element, and an interpretation. The format used is the following:
 
 *element-number: type interpretation*
 
-  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-  element-number             type               interpretation
-  -------------------------- ------------------ ------------------------------------------------------
-  -1                         `LIST`             transcript channel(s) (see below)
+  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  element-number   type          interpretation
+  ---------------- ------------- ------------------------------------------------------
+  -1               `LIST`        transcript channel(s) (see below)
 
-  \* 0                       varies             device-dependent information
+  \* 0             varies        device-dependent information
 
-  \* 1                       `FIX`              channel number (ITS) or JFN (Tenex and Tops-20), `0`
-                                                for internal or closed
+  \* 1             `FIX`         channel number (ITS) or JFN (Tenex and Tops-20), `0`
+                                 for internal or closed
 
-  \* 2                       `STRING`           mode
+  \* 2             `STRING`      mode
 
-  \* 3                       `STRING`           first file name argument
+  \* 3             `STRING`      first file name argument
 
-  \* 4                       `STRING`           second file name argument
+  \* 4             `STRING`      second file name argument
 
-  \* 5                       `STRING`           device name argument
+  \* 5             `STRING`      device name argument
 
-  \* 6                       `STRING`           directory name argument
+  \* 6             `STRING`      directory name argument
 
-  \* 7                       `STRING`           real first file name
+  \* 7             `STRING`      real first file name
 
-  \* 8                       `STRING`           real second file name
+  \* 8             `STRING`      real second file name
 
-  \* 9                       `STRING`           real device name
+  \* 9             `STRING`      real device name
 
-  \* 10                      `STRING`           real directory name
+  \* 10            `STRING`      real directory name
 
-  \* 11                      `FIX`              various status bits
+  \* 11            `FIX`         various status bits
 
-  \* 12                      `FIX`              PDP-10 instruction used to do one I/O operation
+  \* 12            `FIX`         PDP-10 instruction used to do one I/O operation
 
-  13                         `FIX`              number of characters per line of output
+  13               `FIX`         number of characters per line of output
 
-  14                         `FIX`              current character position on a line
+  14               `FIX`         current character position on a line
 
-  15                         `FIX`              number of lines per page
+  15               `FIX`         number of lines per page
 
-  16                         `FIX`              current line number on a page
+  16               `FIX`         current line number on a page
 
-  17                         `FIX`              access pointer for file-oriented devices
+  17               `FIX`         access pointer for file-oriented devices
 
-  18                         `FIX`              radix for `FIX` conversion
+  18               `FIX`         radix for `FIX` conversion
 
-  19                         `FIX`              sink for an internal `CHANNEL`
-  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  19               `FIX`         sink for an internal `CHANNEL`
+  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 N.B.: The elements of a `CHANNEL` below number 1 are usually invisible
 but are obtainable via `<NTH <TOP channel> fix>`, for some appropriate