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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ are also a number of individually named scopes, one scope for each
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directory in the source hierarchy that contains a Sources.pp file.
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directory in the source hierarchy that contains a Sources.pp file.
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Each of these scopes is a child of the global scope, each of these
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Each of these scopes is a child of the global scope, each of these
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defines the varibles defined within its Sources.pp file. The name of
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defines the varibles defined within its Sources.pp file. The name of
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-each scope is the name of the directory.
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+each scope is the name of the directory, with a trailing slash.
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For instance, imagine the following simple directory hierarchy:
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For instance, imagine the following simple directory hierarchy:
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@@ -470,7 +470,7 @@ Map variables:
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Function calls:
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Function calls:
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- Function calls are a little more conventional to other scripting
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+ Function calls are a little more familiar from other scripting
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languages. User functions are defined with the syntax:
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languages. User functions are defined with the syntax:
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#defun <funcname> <params>
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#defun <funcname> <params>
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@@ -506,5 +506,5 @@ Function calls:
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$[updowncase $[filename],]
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$[updowncase $[filename],]
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- Many pre-defined functions are also available; see
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+ Many builtin functions are also available; see
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ppremake-variables.txt.
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ppremake-variables.txt.
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