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@@ -39,11 +39,11 @@ apply the property will always be made.
``:apply`` and ``:unapply`` subroutines
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-Apply or unapply the property. Should return ``:nochange`` if the property
+Apply or unapply the property. Should return ``:no-change`` if the property
was already applied; any other return value is interpreted as meaning that the
property was not (fully) applied before we ran, but now it is. (If the
``:check`` function indicated that neither ``:apply`` nor ``:unapply`` should
-be run, then this is equivalent to those subroutines returning ``:nochange``.)
+be run, then this is equivalent to those subroutines returning ``:no-change``.)
The point of having both these return value semantics and the ``:check``
subroutine is that a property might only be able to check whether it made a