[debbugs-tracker] bug#22992: closed (25.0.92; Missing word in the elisp info page for seq-elt)

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> 25.0.92; Missing word in the elisp info page for seq-elt
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> Fri, 11 Mar 2016 23:24:55 +0100
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> The documentation for seq-elt in the elisp info page looks like this:
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>  -- Function: seq-elt sequence index
>      This function the element at the index INDEX in SEQUENCE.  INDEX
>      can be an integer from zero up to the length of SEQUENCE minus one.
>      For out-of-range values on built-in sequence types, ‘seq-elt’
>      behaves like ‘elt’.  *Note Definition of elt::.
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> I guess it should be "This function returns the element..."
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> Kind regards,
> Lars Ljung
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> > From: Lars Ljung <address@hidden>
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> > The documentation for seq-elt in the elisp info page looks like this:
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> >  -- Function: seq-elt sequence index
> >      This function the element at the index INDEX in SEQUENCE.  INDEX
> >      can be an integer from zero up to the length of SEQUENCE minus one.
> >      For out-of-range values on built-in sequence types, ‘seq-elt’
> >      behaves like ‘elt’.  *Note Definition of elt::.
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> > I guess it should be "This function returns the element..."
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> Thanks, fixed.
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