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@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ differed in their handling of RET on an empty input. Now there is only
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one mode, and the no-default case is handled by acting as if the empty
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string was specified as the default, which more closely matches the
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behavior of standard emacs completion. Since you, the user, have no
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-way of knowing how `completing-read' was called, you can tell when
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+way of knowing how `completing-read` was called, you can tell when
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this is occurring by watching for the appearance of an empty
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completion at the front of the list. Compare:
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