-this `r' that is prepended to the name +this `r` that is prepended to the name
-of the function... the `r' means +of the function... the `r` means
"open the RST"...
-and if I use the suffix `w' it means +and if I use the suffix `w` it means
use the documentation on the web instead @@ -417,10 +417,10 @@ certain way of shortening URLs like this one. If I type
-`M-x pdk' the message is this one. +`M-x pdk` the message is this one.
-`pdk' is a mnemonic for +`pdk` is a mnemonic for
"Python doc kill", and this @@ -429,7 +429,7 @@ shortening URLs like this one. If I type "kill" means "copy to the kill ring"
-so if I type `M-x pdk' here it +so if I type `M-x pdk` here it
considers that this thing is a link @@ -549,7 +549,7 @@ a certain chunk of code and then executing this chunk of code... and if we
-add a certain prefix here... `find-' and we +add a certain prefix here... `find-` and we
execute this we can... instead of executing @@ -558,13 +558,13 @@ execute this we can... instead of executing that chunk of code we can see what is
-that chunk of code. In the case of `code-c-d' +that chunk of code. In the case of `code-c-d`
it is this. It is a `setq`, several
-`defun's, and some comments here, with +`defun`s, and some comments here, with
links to the documentation. @@ -582,13 +582,13 @@ the function in the python family... and we can run this to understand what
-this `code-rstdoc' does. +this `code-rstdoc` does.
It creates this temporary buffer here...
-with lots of `defun's, a `code-c-d' here, +with lots of `defun`s, a `code-c-d` here,
and lots of comments here... and the @@ -765,7 +765,7 @@ If we just want to modify a current definition we can run something like
-this - note that the family `:py' +this - note that the family `:py`
already exists, and instead of using -- cgit v1.2.3