nest

commit c147adf5d85e447859b2f531e43730ff2f37936a
parent 7485b67a9f570d762b2081743a20110e40331264
Author: Byron Torres <b@torresjrjr.com>
Date:   Thu,  2 Dec 2021 16:38:26 +0000

fix tutorial

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tutorial.md
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1 file changed, 18 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-)
diff --git a/tutorial.md b/tutorial.md
@@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ type. A document is organised into blocks, which are tab-indented
 (nested) to signify scope, and prefixed with a type signifier.
 
 A comment is a line prefixed with optional whitespace followed by an
-octothorpe `#` (hash, pound). A comment can appear anywhere in a Nest
+octothorpe (`#`) (hash, pound). A comment can appear anywhere in a Nest
 document without disrupting other sections.
 
 	# Gemini computer
 	#Stat reports
 
 A nest block contains lines of text, equivalently tab-indented. An
-optional, equivalently tab-indented last line with a single period `.`
+optional, equivalently tab-indented last line with a single period (`.`)
 to denote the end of a block is permitted.
 
 	# ...
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ to denote the end of a block is permitted.
 There are three block types: the map, sequence, and textwall.
 
 A textwall represents a multilined string scalar. Each line is prefixed
-with a pipe `|`. The concatenation of each line, excluding the pipe
+with a pipe (`|`). The concatenation of each line, excluding the pipe
 prefix and including the terminating newline character, form the scalar
 string.
 
@@ -44,11 +44,11 @@ JSON equivalent:
 
 	"Station:\n\nβ Hyi\tType circumpolar\tDistance 24.33ly\n"
 
-A sequence holds elements, each either prefixed with a dash-space `- `
-for inline values, or a double-dash `--` for nested values. Inline
-string values start from the first character after `- ` up to and
-excluding the line's terminating newline character. Any element without
-an inline or nested value is considered an empty string.
+A sequence holds elements, each either prefixed with a dash-space (`- `)
+for inline values, or a double-dash (`--`) for nested values. Inline
+string values start from the first character after the dash-space up to
+and excluding the line's terminating newline character. Any element
+without an inline or nested value is considered an empty string.
 
 Example of a sequence, with a nested sequence:
 
@@ -68,21 +68,21 @@ JSON equivalent:
 
 	[
 		"Alice Nestler",
-		"194.22",
+		"2038-01-19 03:14:07",
 		[
 			"QEC",
 			"Hyperspeed"
 		],
 		"",
 		"",
-		"  Barycentric Celestial  ",
+		"  Barycentric Celestial  "
 	]
 
-A map holds key-value pairs, each prefixed with a single period `.`.
-Keys are terminated with a colon-space `: ` for inline values, or
-double-colon `::` for nested values. Whitespace between these signifiers
-and key strings is ignored. Inline string values exist similarly like in
-sequences.
+A map holds key-value pairs, each prefixed with a single period (`.`).
+Keys are terminated with a colon-space (`: `) for inline values, or
+double-colon (`::`) for nested values. Whitespace between these
+signifiers and key strings is ignored. Inline string values are
+represented similarly as in sequences.
 
 An example of a map, with one nested map:
 
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ JSON equivalent:
 		"reference system": "barycentric celestial",
 		"alpha": "",
 		"omega": "",
-		"  equinox  ": "  J2000.0 SOL  ",
+		"equinox": "  J2000.0 SOL  ",
 		"": "Christopher Null"
 	}
 
@@ -124,11 +124,11 @@ A block with mixed content types is invalid.
 Maps and sequences can contain (nest) other blocks in various ways.
 
 	.title: Nest Example
-	.maps::
+	.map::
 		.alpha: red
 		.bravo: green
 		.charlie: blue
-	.sequences::
+	.sequence::
 		- Alice Nestler
 		--
 			- one