Very small mistake in emacs-lisp-intro

[David Heath]

Hi,

I have been working my way through emacs-lisp-intro and noticed a very very 
tiny mistake which I thought I'd report all the same. Basically, in one of 
the examples of an "if" statement, the message printed in the "true" case is 
wrong, I suppose it might confuse an absolute beginner programmer. See below:

 (if (> 4 5)                             ; @r{if-part}
-    (message "5 is greater than 4!")    ; @r{then-part}
+    (message "4 is greater than 5!")    ; @r{then-part}
   (message "4 is not greater than 5!")) ; @r{else-part}

A proper patch of emacs-lisp-intro.texi is attached.

David

emacs-lisp-intro.patch
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