object location definitions happen in the calling namespace, not the global one

diff --git a/layout/informat.txt b/layout/informat.txt
index ee0126f0fa75e898ae2211642757e170c7f67505..26bc0857ba0c597e4561c0ec772b5f7fae54b723 100644 (file)
--- a/layout/informat.txt
+++ b/layout/informat.txt
@@ -183,14 +183,14 @@ Commands
   with South).
 
   For `part', each FR (`formal result') and AR (`actual result')
-  specifies that the loc FR inside O is exported into the global
+  specifies that the loc FR inside O is exported into the calling
   namespace as a new loc AR.  Either FR or AR may start with `-'.
-  Also, each loc L inside O is exported into the global namespace as a
+  Also, each loc L inside O is exported into the calling namespace as a
   new loc N_L (unless N_L already exists).  If A is not specified then
   N_F is used.
 
   For `obj[flip]' if prefix P (syntax is that of an identifier) is
-  specified, each other loc L inside O is exported into the global
+  specified, each other loc L inside O is exported into the calling
   namespace as a new loc PL (unless PL already exists).  P may be `='
   to indicate an empty prefix (default is not to export locs).