foreign-data.md

@@ -30,18 +30,17 @@ if 'const' is specified then that is an assertion the contents of memory there w
 initialized data is trickier, a possible syntax is 
 
 ```wiki
-
 foreign space [bigendian|littleendian] [const] <n> :: Ptr <type> = constant
+```
+
 
 where constant may be one of 
 
-a value: 3
+- a value: 3
 
-an initialized list: [ 0, 1, 2, ...]
+- an initialized list: \[ 0, 1, 2, …\]
 
-a "string" to be output as utf8, utf16 or ucs4 unicode code points depending on what type of pointer it is assigned to.
-
-```
+- a "string" to be output as utf8, utf16 or ucs4 unicode code points depending on what type of pointer it is assigned to.
 
 
 if the data is initialized as a string, \<n\> will always refer to a number of characters regardless of encoding and the string will be null terminated (unless an explicit \<n\> chops off the trailing space)
@@ -68,11 +67,11 @@ another possibility is the definition of 'manifestly constant' data. which is de
 ```wiki
 name :: built-in-type
 name = <constant>
+```
 
-or sizeof a builtin
+- or sizeof a builtin
 
-or 'foo <op> bar' where foo and bar are manifestly constant and op is a basic operation.
-```
+- or 'foo \<op\> bar' where foo and bar are manifestly constant and op is a basic operation.
 
 
 then allow such manifestly constant values for n and allow types whose sizeof is manifestly constant to be used in foreign space declarations.