@@ -132,10 +132,10 @@ For example every element accepts the value of `index`. You would encode that in
132132 - ` y ` the last_y position before this line, this is 0 for the first line of the first layer
133133 - ` ix ` the last integer x location before this layer, this is 0 for the first layer.
134134 - ` iy ` the last integer y location before this layer, this is 0 for the first layer.
135- - ` index ` same as ` line_index `
136- - ` index1 ` same as ` line_index1 `
137- - ` line_index ` the current line index within this layer starting from 0
138- - ` line_index1 ` the current line index within this layer number starting from 1
135+ - ` index ` same as ` lines_index `
136+ - ` index1 ` same as ` lines_index1 `
137+ - ` lines_index ` the current line index within this layer starting from 0
138+ - ` lines_index1 ` the current line index within this layer number starting from 1
139139 - ` layer_index ` the current layer index starting from 0
140140 - ` layer_index1 ` the current layer number starting from 1
141141 - ` layer_id ` values for the current vpype layer ID that contains this line
@@ -159,8 +159,8 @@ For example every element accepts the value of `index`. You would encode that in
159159 * ` index1 ` same as ` segment_index1 `
160160 * ` segment_index ` the current segment within this line starting from 0
161161 * ` segment_index1 ` the current segment within this line starting from 1
162- * ` line_index ` the current line index within this layer starting from 0
163- * ` line_index1 ` the current line index within this layer number starting from 1
162+ * ` lines_index ` the current line index within this layer starting from 0
163+ * ` lines_index1 ` the current line index within this layer number starting from 1
164164 * ` layer_index ` the current layer index starting from 0
165165 * ` layer_index1 ` the current layer number starting from 1
166166 * ` layer_id ` values for the current vpype layer ID that contains this line
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