@@ -62,21 +62,21 @@ gregexec(pattern, text, ignore.case = FALSE, perl = FALSE,
6262  \item {x , text }{a  character  vector  where  matches  are  sought , or  an 
6363    object  which  can  be  coerced  by  \code {as.character } to  a  character 
6464    vector.   \link {Long  vectors } are  supported. }
65-   \item {ignore.case }{if  \code {FALSE }, the  pattern  matching  is  \emph {case 
65+   \item {ignore.case }{logical.   if  \code {FALSE }, the  pattern  matching  is  \emph {case 
6666      sensitive } and  if  \code {TRUE }, case  is  ignored  during  matching. }
6767  \item {perl }{logical.   Should  Perl - compatible  regexps  be  used ?}
68-   \item {value }{if  \code {FALSE }, a  vector  containing  the (\code {integer })
68+   \item {value }{logical.   If  \code {FALSE }, a  vector  containing  the (\code {integer })
6969    indices  of  the  matches  determined  by  \code {grep } is  returned , and  if 
7070    \code {TRUE }, a  vector  containing  the  matching  elements  themselves  is 
7171    returned. }
72-   \item {fixed }{logical.    If  \code {TRUE }, \code {pattern } is  a  string  to  be 
72+   \item {fixed }{logical.  If  \code {TRUE }, \code {pattern } is  a  string  to  be 
7373    matched  as  is.   Overrides  all  conflicting  arguments. }
7474  \item {useBytes }{logical.   If  \code {TRUE } the  matching  is  done 
7575    byte - by - byte  rather  than  character - by - character.   See 
7676    \sQuote {Details }. }
77-   \item {invert }{logical.    If  \code {TRUE } return  indices  or  values  for 
77+   \item {invert }{logical.  If  \code {TRUE } return  indices  or  values  for 
7878    elements  that  do  \emph {not } match. }
79-   \item {replacement }{a  replacement  for  matched  pattern  in  \code {sub } and 
79+   \item {replacement }{a  replacement  for  the   matched  pattern  in  \code {sub } and 
8080    \code {gsub }.   Coerced  to  character  if  possible.   For 
8181    \code {fixed  =  FALSE } this  can  include  backreferences  \code {" \\ 1" to 
8282    \code {" \\ 9" to  parenthesized  subexpressions  of  \code {pattern }.   For 
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