livecode · livecodepanos · Jul 23, 2019 · Jul 12, 2019
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/revExecuteSQL.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/revExecuteSQL.lcdoc
@@ -30,8 +30,9 @@ was opened.
 
 SQLStatement (string):
 A string in Structured Query Language. (Do not include a semicolon at
-the end of the SQLStatement.) >*Note:* Some database systems, such as
-Oracle, are capable of handling a multiple-line SQL statement.
+the end of the SQLStatement.) 
+> *Note:* Some database systems, such as
+> Oracle, are capable of handling a multiple-line SQL statement.
 
 variablesList:
 The variablesList consists of one or more variable names (or expressions
@@ -41,9 +42,10 @@ name may also be the name of an array element, for example
 
 arrayName (array):
 The name of a single array variable whose keys are sequential
-numbers.>*Note:* The variable names or arrayName must be enclosed in
-quotes; otherwise, the variable's value rather than its name is passed
-to the revExecuteSQL command.
+numbers.
+> *Note:* The variable names or arrayName must be enclosed in
+> quotes; otherwise, the variable's value rather than its name is passed
+> to the revExecuteSQL command.
 
 
 The result:
@@ -66,8 +68,7 @@ each of these placeholders. For example, if you have two
 <variable|variables> called "valueX" and "valueY", you can use a
 <SQLStatement> that includes placeholders as follows:
 
-revExecuteSQL myID, "insert into mytable values(:1,:2,:1)", "valueX"
-,"valueY" 
+    revExecuteSQL myID, "insert into mytable values(:1,:2,:1)", "valueX","valueY" 
 
 The content of the variable valueX is substituted for the ":1" in the
 SQLQuery (in both places where ":1" appears), and the content of valueY
@@ -78,17 +79,16 @@ is substituted for ":2".
 > syntax error to be returned by the database because a placeholder is
 > being used to represent a column name (:1).
 
--- Invalid, will cause SQL syntax error
-revExecuteSQL myID,
-"insert into mytable(:1, name, date) values (:2, :3, :2)",
-"tColumnName", "tValueX", "tValueY"
+    -- Invalid, will cause SQL syntax error
+    revExecuteSQL myID,
+    "insert into mytable(:1, name, date) values (:2, :3, :2)", "tColumnName", "tValueX", "tValueY"
 
 If you specify an <arrayName> rather than a list of ordinary
 <variable|variables>, the <revExecuteSQL> <command> substitutes the
 corresponding <element> of the <array> for each of the placeholders in
 the query:
 
-revExecuteSQL myID,"insert into mytable values(:1,:2,:1)","myArray"
+    revExecuteSQL myID,"insert into mytable values(:1,:2,:1)","myArray"
 
 The content of the element myArray[1] is substituted for the ":1" in the
 SQLQuery (in both places where ":1" appears), and the content of

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/revInitializeVideoGrabber.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/revInitializeVideoGrabber.lcdoc
@@ -59,8 +59,8 @@ To use <VFW|Video for Windows> (on <Windows|Windows systems>), specify
 "VFW".
 
 To close the window and unload the video capture code, you should use
-the <revCloseVideoGrabber> <command> when you're done with <video
-capture>. 
+the <revCloseVideoGrabber> <command> when you're done with 
+<video capture>. 
 
 >*Important:*  The <revInitializeVideoGrabber> <command> is part of the 
 > <Video library>. To ensure that the <command> works in a 
@@ -87,9 +87,9 @@ revStopPreviewingVideo (command), stack window (glossary),
 video capture (glossary), Windows (glossary), VFW (glossary),
 Standalone Application Settings (glossary), video grabber (glossary),
 standalone application (glossary), function (glossary),
-command (glossary), LiveCode custom library (glossary), file (keyword),
-Video library (library), properties (property), dontUseQT (property),
-dontUseQTEffects (property)
+command (glossary), LiveCode custom library (glossary), 
+QuickTime (glossary), file (keyword), Video library (library), 
+properties (property), dontUseQT (property), dontUseQTEffects (property)
 
 Tags: multimedia
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/revMail.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/revMail.lcdoc
@@ -42,10 +42,18 @@ messageBody (string):
 This text appears in the 'body' of the email message.
 
 The result:
-On return on iOS, the result is set to one of:. On return on Android,
-the result is set to:. * unknown - On Android the email activity does
-not return its status back to the calling activity so the result is set
-to 'unknown' in all cases.
+On return on iOS, the result is set to one of: 
+* not configured - if the user has turned off or has not setup mail
+  access on their device
+* cancel - if the user chooses to cancel the send
+* saved - if the user chose to save the message in drafts
+* sent - if the user elected to send the email
+* failed - if sending the email was attempted, but it failed
+
+On return on Android, the result is set to:
+* unknown - On Android the email activity does not return its status 
+  back to the calling activity so the result is set to 'unknown' in all 
+  cases.
 
 Description:
 Use the <revMail> <command> to create an email message from within a
@@ -54,8 +62,8 @@ Use the <revMail> <command> to create an email message from within a
 When LiveCode executes the <revMail> <command>, the user's email program
 is opened (if necessary) and a new email message with the specified
 <parameter|parameters> is created. The user can change any of the
-settings before sending the message, and the message is not sent
-automatically: the user must explicitly send it (for example, by
+settings before sending the message, and the message is not 
+sent automatically: the user must explicitly send it (for example, by
 clicking a 'Mail' button in the email program).
 
 On Mac OS systems, the mail message is opened in the application the
@@ -64,14 +72,6 @@ user has set for the 'mailto:' protocol in the Internet control panel
 
 On iOS, <revMail> hooks into the iOS MessageUI framework.
 
-* not configured - if the user has turned off or has not setup mail
-  access on their device
-* cancel - if the user chooses to cancel the send
-* saved - if the user chose to save the message in drafts
-* sent - if the user elected to send the email
-* failed - if sending the email was attempted, but it failed
-
-
 >*Important:*  On <Mac OS|Mac OS systems>, the <revMail> <command>
 > requires that AppleScript be installed and that the GURL <Apple Event>
 > be supported. GURL support is included in <Mac OS> 8.5 or later, and
@@ -86,9 +86,9 @@ For some older email programs, it may not be possible to specify a
 <command> still works with such programs, but only the 'To:' header is
 set. 
 
->*Note:*  When included in a <standalone application>, the <Common
-> library> is implemented as a hidden <group> and made available when
-> the <group> receives its first <openBackground> message. During the
+>*Note:*  When included in a <standalone application>, the 
+> <Common library> is implemented as a hidden <group> and made available 
+> when the <group> receives its first <openBackground> message. During the
 > first part of the <application|application's> startup process, before
 > this <message> is sent, the <revMail> <command> is not yet available.
 > This may affect attempts to use this <command> in <startup>,
@@ -107,10 +107,9 @@ mobileComposeHtmlMail (command), parameter (glossary),
 main stack (glossary), handler (glossary), message (glossary),
 group (glossary), Mac OS (glossary), standalone application (glossary),
 Apple Event (glossary), command (glossary), application (glossary),
-file (keyword), revMail (library), Common library (library),
-library (library), startup (message), openBackground (message),
-preOpenStack (message), openStack (message), preOpenCard (message),
-stack (object)
+file (keyword), Common library (library), library (library), 
+startup (message), openBackground (message), preOpenStack (message), 
+openStack (message), preOpenCard (message), stack (object)
 
 Tags: networking
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/revPrintReport.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/revPrintReport.lcdoc
@@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ Type: command
 Syntax: revPrintReport
 
 Summary:
-Prints a report from the <report viewer|report viewers> on the 
-<current card>. 
+Prints a report from the report viewers on the <current card>. 
 
 Introduced: 2.0
 
@@ -21,22 +20,21 @@ revPrintReport
 
 Description:
 Use the <revPrintReport> <command> to print a report that you have set 
-up in the <Report Builder>.
+up in the Report Builder.
 
->*Note:* The <Report Builder> stack is no-longer supported but can
-> still 
-> be used by manually launching the tool.
+>*Note:* The Report Builder stack is no-longer supported but can
+> still  be used by manually launching the tool.
 
-When you use the <Report Builder> to create a set of report settings,
+When you use the Report Builder to create a set of report settings,
 the settings are stored with the card. The <revPrintReport> <command>
-uses the settings specified in the <Report Builder> for the 
+uses the settings specified in the Report Builder for the 
 <current card> to print the report. If you have never used the 
-<Report Builder> with the <current card> (and therefore there are no 
+Report Builder with the <current card> (and therefore there are no 
 report settings to use), the <revPrintReport> <command> causes a 
 <error|script error>.
 
 The <revPrintReport> <command> is equivalent to clicking "Print Report"
-in the <Report Builder>.
+in the Report Builder.
 
 >*Important:*  The <revPrintReport> <command> is part of the 
 > <Printing library>. To ensure that the <command> works in a 

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/revShowPrintDialog.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/revShowPrintDialog.lcdoc
@@ -76,10 +76,11 @@ printing options only for the currently <execute|executing> <handler>.
 
 References: answer printer (command), revPrintText (command),
 group (command), revPrintField (command), answer page setup (command),
-application (glossary), standalone application (glossary),
-dialog box (glossary), execute (glossary), command (glossary),
-Windows (glossary), main stack (glossary), OS X (glossary),
-result (glossary), Standalone Application Settings (glossary),
+result (function), application (glossary), 
+standalone application (glossary), dialog box (glossary), 
+execute (glossary), command (glossary), Windows (glossary), 
+main stack (glossary), OS X (glossary), 
+Standalone Application Settings (glossary),
 Mac OS (glossary), message (glossary), parameter (glossary),
 handler (glossary), LiveCode custom library (glossary),
 Printing library (library), startup (message), openBackground (message),

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/revAppVersion.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/revAppVersion.lcdoc
@@ -31,9 +31,10 @@ The <revAppVersion> <function> is different from the <version>
 <function>. The <revAppVersion> function returns the version of the
 <development environment>, while the <version> <function> returns the
 version of the underlying <engine>. For example, the contents of the
-LiveCode menu bar, the <LiveCode custom libraries>, and the <property
-inspector> depend on the <revAppVersion>, but the features of the
-<LiveCode> language depend on the <engine> <version>.
+LiveCode menu bar, the 
+<LiveCode custom library|LiveCode custom libraries>, and the 
+<property inspector> depend on the <revAppVersion>, but the features of 
+the <LiveCode> language depend on the <engine> <version>.
 
 >*Note:* In a standalone application the <Common library> is implemented
 > as a hidden <group> and made available when the <group> receives its
@@ -51,7 +52,7 @@ libURLVersion (function), buildNumber (function), LiveCode (glossary),
 return (glossary), main stack (glossary), handler (glossary),
 engine (glossary), development environment (glossary), group (glossary),
 message (glossary), application (glossary), property inspector (glossary),
-LiveCode custom libraries (glossary), string (keyword),
+LiveCode custom library (glossary), string (keyword),
 Common library (library), library (library), startup (message),
 openBackground (message), preOpenStack (message), openStack (message),
 preOpenCard (message)

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/revBrowserGet.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/revBrowserGet.lcdoc
@@ -101,15 +101,15 @@ Use the <revBrowserGet> function to obtain information about the browser
 object specified by the <instanceId> by returning the value of one of
 the browser properties.
 
->*Note:* The "advanced" callback messages are: <revBrowserClick>,
-> <revBrowserOver> and <revBrowserOut>. These messages are only sent
+>*Note:* The "advanced" callback messages are: <browserClick>,
+> <browserOver> and <browserOut>. These messages are only sent
 > when the "messages" property is set to true. Other callback messages
 > are always sent.
 
 >*Note:* For general information on using the browser library, see the
 > notes in the <revBrowserOpen> <function> reference.
 
 References: revBrowserSet (command), revBrowserOpen (function), function (glossary),
-revBrowserOver (message), revBrowserOut (message),
-revBrowserClick (message)
+browserOver (message), browserOut (message),
+browserClick (message)
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/revBrowserInstances.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/revBrowserInstances.lcdoc
@@ -27,8 +27,6 @@ The <revBrowserInstances> function returns a comma-delimited list of
 integer browser ids, or empty if no browsers are open.
 
 Description:
-none
-
 Use the <revBrowserInstances> function to obtain a list of the ids of
 all the open browser objects.
 

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/revXMLCreateTreeWithNamespaces.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/revXMLCreateTreeWithNamespaces.lcdoc
@@ -39,10 +39,10 @@ sendMessages (bool):
 
 Returns:
 The <revXMLCreateTreeWithNamespaces> <function(control structure)>
-returns a tree ID which can be used to refer to the tree in other <XML
-library> <command|commands> and <function(glossary)|functions>. The tree
-ID is always a positive <integer>. (If the <createTree> is false, the
-<function(control structure)> <return|returns> zero.) If the function
+returns a tree ID which can be used to refer to the tree in other 
+<XML library> <command|commands> and <function(glossary)|functions>. The 
+tree ID is always a positive <integer>. (If the <createTree> is false, 
+the <function(control structure)> <return|returns> zero.) If the function
 encounters an error while parsing the data, it returns an error message
 beginning with "xmlerr".
 
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ revXMLAppend (command), function (control structure),
 revXMLValidateDTD (function), revXMLTrees (function),
 revXMLCreateTree (function),
 revXMLCreateTreeFromFileWithNamespaces (function),
-LiveCode custom library (glossary), return (glossary),
+LiveCode custom library (glossary), return (glossary), string (glossary),
 XML tree (glossary), Standalone Application Settings (glossary),
 message (glossary), standalone application (glossary), XML (glossary),
 function (glossary), command (glossary), integer (keyword),

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/revXMLDataFromXPathQuery.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/revXMLDataFromXPathQuery.lcdoc
@@ -10,13 +10,10 @@ functions. The charDelimiter and lineDelimiter both default to cr. If
 neither is specified then the items will be returned one per line.
 For example: 
 
-J. K. Rowling
-
-Harry Potter
-
-Cory Doctorow
-
-Little Brother
+    J. K. Rowling
+    Harry Potter
+    Cory Doctorow
+    Little Brother
 
 Introduced: 6.5
 

diff --git a/docs/dictionary/function/revXMLEvaluateXPath.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/function/revXMLEvaluateXPath.lcdoc
@@ -8,13 +8,10 @@ Summary:
 The charDelimiter defaults to cr. If not specified then the items will
 be returned one per line. For example: 
 
-J. K. Rowling
-
-Harry Potter
-
-Cory Doctorow
-
-Little Brother
+    J. K. Rowling
+    Harry Potter
+    Cory Doctorow
+    Little Brother
 
 Introduced: 6.5