clarify tutorial about plain keys in leader

Common confusion was that plain keys in leader translate to C-<key>
when in reality the tutorial meant this only applies to plain keys
AFTER a prefix. Hopefully this context-dependent ambiguity has been
removed.

Author: eshrh

TUTORIAL.org

@@ -88,24 +88,32 @@ The following keys will act according to following rules:
 
 - ~m~ will be translated to ~M-~.
 - ~g~ will be translated to ~C-M-~.
-- ~SPC~ stands for literal prefix, means the next key will not be modified.
-- Any other ~<key>~ will be translated to ~C-<key>~.
-- If the translation results in an undefined binding, the last key will fallback to an unmodified version. (e.g. If ~C-c C-a~ is undefined, fallback to ~C-c a~)
+- Any key following a prefix like ~m~ or ~g~ is interpreted as
+  ~C-<key>~.
+- ~SPC~ stands for literal prefix, means that the key will not be
+  modified with ~C-~.
+- If the translation results in an undefined binding, the last key
+  will fallback to an unmodified version. (e.g. If ~C-c C-a~ is
+  undefined, fallback to ~C-c a~)
 
 Some examples(assuming in NORMAL state):
 
-| Input         | Translation          | Explanation                  |
-|---------------+----------------------+------------------------------|
-| ~SPC a~       | ~a~ in leader keymap |                              |
-| ~SPC c t t~   | ~C-c C-t C-t~        | start with ~c~ as ~C-c~      |
-| ~SPC x m t~   | ~C-x M-t~            | ~m~ as meta prefix           |
-| ~SPC g x~     | ~C-M-x~              | ~g~ as control + meta prefix |
-| ~SPC x SPC p~ | ~C-x p~              | ~SPC~ as literal prefix      |
+| Input         | Translation          | Explanation                                      |
+|---------------+----------------------+--------------------------------------------------|
+| ~SPC a~       | ~a~ in leader keymap | leader map default is ~mode-specific-map~, ~C-c~ |
+| ~SPC c t t~   | ~C-c C-t C-t~        | start with ~c~ as ~C-c~                          |
+| ~SPC x m t~   | ~C-x M-t~            | ~m~ as meta prefix                               |
+| ~SPC g x~     | ~C-M-x~              | ~g~ as control + meta prefix                     |
+| ~SPC x SPC p~ | ~C-x p~              | ~SPC~ as literal prefix                          |
 
 *** The leader keymap
 
-By default, the ~mode-specified-map~ will be used as the leader keymap.
-This can be change by setting ~meow-keypad-leader-dispatch~.
+By default, the ~mode-specific-map~ will be used as the leader keymap.
+In practice, this means that your leader keybinds get stored under
+~C-c~ and can be accessed as such. Therefore, for instance, ~C-c x~
+and ~SPC x~ are identical.
+
+This can be changed by setting ~meow-keypad-leader-dispatch~.
 
 #+begin_src emacs-lisp
   ;; Some examples

meow-tutor.el

@@ -590,16 +590,21 @@
  Press SPC m h, call the command on M-h, which is
  mark-paragraph by default.
 
- 3. g will be translated to C-M-, means next input should be
- modified with both Control and Meta.
+ 3. Several keys are bound to prefixes similarly. Specifically,
+ x -> C-x
+ h -> C-h
+ c -> C-c
+ m -> M-
+ g -> C-M-
 
- Example: g l => C-M-l
+ 4. Any key following a prefix is interpreted as C-<key>.
 
- SPC g l, call the command on C-M-l, which is
- reposition-window by default.
+ Example: x f => C-x C-f
 
- 4. A SPC in the middle represent the literal prefix, means
- next input should not be modified.
+ Press SPC x f, call the command on C-x C-f, which is
+ find-file by default.
+
+ 5. Use SPC to indicate a literal key, which will not be modified with C-
 
  Example: m g SPC g => M-g g
 
@@ -608,18 +613,10 @@
 
  Sometimes, you can omit this SPC when there's no ambiguity.
 
- 5. For any other cases, the input key will be translated to
- C-<key>.
-
- Example: x f => C-x C-f
-
- Press SPC x f, call the command on C-x C-f, which is
- find-file by default.
-
- After one execution, no matter succeed or failed, Keypad will
+ 6. After one execution, regardless of success or failure, Keypad will
  quit automatically, and the previous mode will be enabled.
 
- To revoke one input, press BACKSPACE. To cancel and exit Keypad
+ 7. To undo one input, press BACKSPACE. To cancel and exit Keypad
  immediately, press ESC or C-g.
 
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