3 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

M fs/doc/gr/plane.txt
M fs/doc/struct.txt
M fs/doc/sys/file.txt

@@ 45,10 45,10 @@ Methods:
 :pos! ( x y self -- )
   Set current target position.
 
-:x+ ( n self -- )
+:tx+ ( n self -- )
   Increase tx by n, wrapping around if necessary.
 
-:y+ ( n self -- )
+:ty+ ( n self -- )
   Increase ty by n, wrapping around if necessary.
 
 :fill ( width height self -- )

@@ 105,7 105,7 @@ rebound. So, you can rebind structbinds with the word "rebind" (we can't use
 All structs have a ":self" method which is a noop, and thus returns a reference
 to the associated data. This can be used to get a structbind's data reference:
 
-    data2 :self \ MyData1 is on PS TOS
+    MyData1 :self \ data2 is on PS TOS
 
 ## Other field types
 

@@ 299,6 299,7 @@ dstfile Structbind to File, defaults to 0
 ## Path literals
 
 There are 2 words for Path/File shortcuts: p" and f".
+These literals cannot be compiled.
 
 p" foo" is a shortcut for: