Bug #97981 for illguts: Typo on http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/RURBAN/illguts-0.49/index.html

Hey there, The following has a grammar typo: In addition to the simple type names already mentioned, the following names are found in the hierarchy figure: An *PVIV* value can hold a string and an integer value. An *PVNV* value can hold a string, an integer and a double value. The *PVMG* is used when magic is attached or the value is blessed. The *PVLV* represents a LValue object. *RV* is now a seperate scalar of type *SVt_IV*. *CV* is a code value, which represents a perl function/subroutine/closure or contains a pointer to an XSUB. *GV* is a glob value and *IO* contains pointers to open files and directories and various state information about these. The *PVFM* is used to hold information on forms. *P5RX* was formerly called *PVBM* for Boyer-Moore (match information), but contains now regex information. *BIND*was a unused placeholder for read-only aliases or VIEW. (#29544, #29642) *INVLIST* is an CORE internal inversion list object only, used for faster utf8 matching, since 5.19.2. Same layout as a PV. Should be: In addition to the simple type names already mentioned, the following names are found in the hierarchy figure: An *PVIV* value can hold a string and an integer value. An *PVNV* value can hold a string, an integer and a double value. The *PVMG* is used when magic is attached or the value is blessed. The *PVLV* represents a LValue object. *RV* is now a seperate scalar of type *SVt_IV*. *CV* is a code value, which represents a perl function/subroutine/closure or contains a pointer to an XSUB. *GV* is a glob value and *IO* contains pointers to open files and directories and various state information about these. The *PVFM* is used to hold information on forms. *P5RX* was formerly called *PVBM* for Boyer-Moore (match information), but now contains regex information. *BIND*was a unused placeholder for read-only aliases or VIEW. (#29544, #29642) *INVLIST* is an CORE internal inversion list object only, used for faster utf8 matching, since 5.19.2. Same layout as a PV. Small nitpick but might confuse people :) Thanks for the awesome overview, Eric Daniels