Some minor stylistic doc improvements
that a native speaker suggested
diff --git a/doc/liblouis.texi b/doc/liblouis.texi
index aed6513..ef230c3 100644
--- a/doc/liblouis.texi
+++ b/doc/liblouis.texi
@@ -624,15 +624,15 @@
grouping mfrac \x0003\x0004 3e,4e
@end example
-@opcode{base, attribute character character}
+@opcode{base, attribute <derived character> <base character>}
This opcode is different in that it does not associate a character
with a dot pattern, but it associates a character with another already
defined character. The derived character inherits the dot pattern of
the base character, and braille indicators (@pxref{Braille Indicator
Opcodes}) are used to distinguish them. The attribute operand refers
-to the character class (@pxref{Character-Class Opcodes}) the character
-should be added to. By defining braille indicator rules associated
+to the character class (@pxref{Character-Class Opcodes}) to which the
+character should be added. By defining braille indicator rules associated
with this character class, you can determine the braille indicators to
be inserted. The character operands are the derived character and the
base character, respectively. A typical use of this opcode is for