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@@ -5225,7 +5225,7 @@ inorder.
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\begin{itemize}
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\item preorder tags the root first, then the subtrees
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\item postorder tags the subtrees first, then the root
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-\item inorder tags the first subtrree first, then the root, and then the remaining subtrees
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+\item inorder tags the first subtree first, then the root, and then the remaining subtrees
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\end{itemize}
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\item Whatever method of traversal is used, it can apply to the whole tree, just the
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leaves, or just the non-terminal nodes, but depth first traversals applying only
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@@ -23752,13 +23752,13 @@ left less than the right.
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\subsubsection{Interval type features}
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-The mnemonic for the interval type is \verb|v|, so it may be used
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+The mnemonic for the interval type is \verb|H|, so it may be used
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in type expressions like \verb|%H| or \verb|%HL|,\/ \emph{etcetera}.
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This mnemonic is chosen so as not to clash with any already defined,
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thereby maintaining backward compatibility. A small number of unused
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type mnemonics is available, which can be listed as shown.
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\begin{verbatim}
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-$ fun tco --m="~&j/letters ~&nSL type_constructors" --c
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+$ fun tco --m="~&lrnSL2j/letters type_constructors" --c
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'FHK'
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\end{verbatim}%$
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Dennis Furey