Touch up HACKING

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/HACKING b/HACKING
index 8fe3733..968e685 100644
--- a/HACKING
+++ b/HACKING
@@ -244,15 +244,15 @@
   
    So, what are all these files doing in this database? The scheme is
    fairly simple. In the `.rvs' directory there is 1 directory, the
-   `files' directory. There used to be a folder for tempfiles (0.5.8-
-   0.6.2), but no more (0.6.3+). If you need a tempfile, just run:
-   	FILENAME=`tempfile`
+   `files' directory. There used to be a folder for tmpfiles (0.5.8-
+   0.6.2), but no more (0.6.3+). If you need a tmpfile, just run:
+   	FILENAME=$(mktemp -t)
    The `files' directory is where all the data is kept.
    
    When any file is committed, whether it be a regular file, a
-   directory, a link, or any other type of file, 2 file are created in
-   `.rvs/files', the "raw-file" and the "meta-file". When we speak of
-   file IDs, we mean the filename of the corresponding file in
+   directory, a link, or any other type of file, 2 files are created
+   in `.rvs/files', the "raw-file" and the "meta-file". When we speak
+   of file IDs, we mean the filename of the corresponding file in
    `.rvs/files' in rvs 0.5.8-0.6.3 this is just the sha1sum of the
    file. The meta-file stores everything not part of the file itself;
    the filename, file-type, author, copyright owner, file permissions,