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git-svn-id: https://svn.r-project.org/R/trunk@88382 00db46b3-68df-0310-9c12-caf00c1e9a41

Author: smeyer

doc/manual/R-admin.texi

@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ wget -r -l1 --no-parent -A\*.gz -nd -P src/library/Recommended \
 
 @R{} will configure and build under most common Unix and Unix-alike
 platforms including @samp{@var{cpu}-*-linux-gnu} for the
-@cputype{alpha}, @cputype{arm64} (also known as @cputype{aarch64},
+@cputype{alpha}, @cputype{arm64} (also known as @cputype{aarch64}),
 @cputype{ix86}, @cputype{mips}, @cputype{mipsel}#, @cputype{ppc64},
 @cputype{riscv64}, @cputype{s390x}, @cputype{sparc64}, and
 @cputype{x86_64} @acronym{CPU}s,
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ platforms including @samp{@var{cpu}-*-linux-gnu} for the
 some as @samp{arm64-@/apple-@/darwin}.} and
 @samp{x86_64-@/apple-@/darwin}  as well as perhaps (it is
 tested less frequently on these platforms) @samp{x86_64-@/*-@/freebsd},
-@samp{x86_64-@/*-@/openbsd} and @samp{powerpc-@/ibm-@/aix6*}
+@samp{x86_64-@/*-@/openbsd} and @samp{powerpc-@/ibm-@/aix6*}.
 
 Only 64-bit platforms are tested regularly, and @command{configure}
 will warn if it encounters a 32-bit one.

src/library/base/man/extSoftVersion.Rd

@@ -27,10 +27,10 @@ extSoftVersion()
   \item{zlib}{The version of \code{zlib} in use.}
   \item{bzlib}{The version of \code{bzlib} (from \command{bzip2}) in use.}
   \item{xz}{The version of \code{liblzma} (from \command{xz}) in use.}
-  \item{libdeflate}{The version of \code{libdeflate} (if any otherwise
+  \item{libdeflate}{The version of \code{libdeflate} (if any, otherwise
     \code{""}) used when \R was built.}
-  \item{zstd}{The version of \code{zstd} (from \command{zstd}) in use (if
-    any, otherwise \code{""}).}
+  \item{zstd}{The version of \code{libzstd} (from \command{zstd}) in use
+    (if any, otherwise \code{""}).}
   \item{PCRE}{The version of \code{PCRE} in use. PCRE1 has versions < 10.00,
     PCRE2 has versions >= 10.00.}
   \item{ICU}{The version of \code{ICU} in use (if any, otherwise \code{""}).}
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ extSoftVersion()
   several items separated by spaces, the version number being the
   second.
 
-  For \code{iconv} this will give the implementation as well as the
+  For \code{\link{iconv}} this will give the implementation as well as the
   version, for example \code{"GNU libiconv 1.14"}, \code{"glibc
   2.18"} or \code{"win_iconv"} (which has no version number).
 

src/library/base/man/match.Rd

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ x \%in\% table
   complex < character) before matching.  If \code{incomparables} has
   positive length it is coerced to the common type.
 
-  One exception to the above happens when \code{match()}ing
+  One exception to the above happens when \I{\code{match()}ing}
   \code{\link{Date}} objects and \code{\link{character}}s.  There, the
   character argument is coerced to \code{"Date"} (via
   \code{\link{as.Date.character}()}) before the above \code{mtfrm()} is

src/library/stats/man/quantile.Rd

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ quantile(x, \dots)
   \eqn{j = \lfloor np + m\rfloor}{j = floor(np + m)} and \eqn{g = np + m - j},
   and \eqn{m} is a constant determined by the sample quantile type.
 
-  \strong{Discontinuous sample quantile types 1, 2, and 3}
+\subsection{Discontinuous sample quantile types 1, 2, and 3}{
 
   For types 1, 2 and 3, \eqn{Q_i(p)}{Q[i](p)} is a discontinuous
   function of \eqn{p}, with \eqn{m = 0} when \eqn{i = 1} and \eqn{i =
@@ -103,7 +103,8 @@ quantile(x, \dots)
       and 1 otherwise.}
   }
 
-  \strong{Continuous sample quantile types 4 through 9}
+}
+\subsection{Continuous sample quantile types 4 through 9}{
 
   For types 4 through 9, \eqn{Q_i(p)}{Q[i](p)} is a continuous function
   of \eqn{p}, with \eqn{\gamma = g}{gamma = g} and \eqn{m} given below. The
@@ -148,6 +149,8 @@ quantile(x, \dots)
       the expected order statistics if \code{x} is normally distributed.
     }
   }
+}
+
   Further details are provided in \bibcite{Hyndman and Fan (1996)} who
   recommended type 8.
   The default method is type 7, as used by S and by \R < 2.0.0.

src/library/tcltk/man/TclInterface.Rd

@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ tclVersion(with_patchlevel = FALSE)
   character mode and inserted in the command string, but window objects
   are passed using their ID string, and callbacks are passed via the
   result of \code{.Tcl.callback}. Tags are converted to option flags
-  simply by prepending a \code{-}
+  simply by prepending a \samp{-}.
 
   \code{.Tcl.args.objv} serves a similar purpose as \code{.Tcl.args} but
   produces a list of \code{tclObj} objects suitable for passing to
@@ -267,10 +267,10 @@ system is active; if \code{FALSE}, only the Tcl interpreter is available.
   found but is not compatible with the Tcl/Tk version in use.
 
   \code{tclVersion} optionally returns the full Tcl version as a
-  character string such as \code{"8.6.16"} or \code{"9.0.1"}). NB: the
+  character string such as \code{"8.6.16"} or \code{"9.0.1"}. NB: the
   \sQuote{patch level} is not necessarily numeric, e.g.\sspace{}for
   version \code{9.0b1}.
-  (\R{} versions before 8.6.0 reported the full version including the
+  (\R{} versions before 4.6.0 reported the full version including the
   \sQuote{patch level}.)
 }
 \note{