Bring utop(1) man page up to date with README (#462)

* Fixed some minor typos in the README and man pages

* Adapted utop(1) man page to closer follow the README

* Fixed changes to dates

README.md

@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ Integration with Emacs
 
 `utop.el` is a package that provides `utop` integration with Emacs.
 The package allows you to run `utop` inside Emacs and to evaluate
-code in it straight from your source buffers (with the help with `utop-minor-mode`).
+code in it straight from your source buffers (with the help of `utop-minor-mode`).
 
 Those features are covered in more details in the ["Usage"](#usage-emacs) section.
 

man/utop.1

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 \"
 \" This file is a part of utop.
 
-.TH UTOP 1 "August 2011"
+.TH UTOP 1
 
 .SH NAME
 utop \- Universal toplevel for OCaml
@@ -33,15 +33,15 @@ When you start
 what you see is the prompt followed by a bar containing words. This is
 the completion bar: it contains the possible completion and is updated
 as you type. The highlighted word in the completion bar is the
-selected word. You can navigate using the keys Alt+Left and Alt+Right
+selected word. You can navigate using the keys \fBM-Left\fR and \fBM-Right\fR
-and you can complete using the currently selected word by pressing
+and select one completion using \fBM-down\fR. Here \fBM\fR represents the meta key,
-Alt+Tab (you can configure these bindings in the file
+which is \fBAlt\fR on most systems. You can configure these bindings in the file
 .I ~/.config/lambda-term-inputrc
-, see
+- see
 .BR lambda-term-inputrc (5)
-for details).
+for details.
 
-utop supports completion on:
+\fButop\fR supports completion on:
 
         * directives and directive arguments
         * identifiers
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ You can then add this line to your
 .I ~/.config/utop/init.ml
 file.
 
-To turn off utop's advanced prompt features, add the following to init.ml
+To turn off \fButop\fR's advanced prompt features, add the following to \fIinit.ml\fR
 to turn off respectively (a) colors and the upper information line, and
 (b) the lower boxed list of possible completions:
 
@@ -74,14 +74,39 @@ file. See
 .BR utoprc (5)
 for that.
 
-Finally utop can run in emacs. For that you have to add the following line to your
+Vi edit mode is enabled by the command
-.I ~/.emacs
-file:
 
-        (autoload 'utop "utop" "Toplevel for OCaml" t)
+        #edit_mode_vi
 
-then you can run utop by pressing M-x and typing "utop". utop supports
+It currently supports three vi modes: normal, insert, visual mode, and you can
-completion in emacs mode. Just press Tab to complete a word. You can
+get/set content with vim-like registers.
+
+.I utop.el
+is a package that provides
+.B utop
+integration with Emacs. The package allows you to run
+.B utop
+inside Emacs and to evaluate code in it straight from your source buffers
+(with the help of \fIutop-minor-mode\fR).
+The recommended way to install
+.I utop.el
+is via Emacs's built-in package manager \fBpackage.el\fR.
+More detailed installation and configuration instructions may be found
+on the project's code repository at \fIhttps://github.com/ocaml-community/utop\fR.
+
+You can start \fButop\fR inside Emacs with \fBM-x utop\fR.
+
+The default install also has a minor mode with the following key bindings:
+
+        \fBC-c C-s\fR Start a utop buffer (\fIutop\fR)
+        \fBC-x C-e\fR Evaluate the current phrase (\fIutop-eval-phrase\fR)
+        \fBC-x C-r\fR Evaluate the selected region (\fIutop-eval-region\fR)
+        \fBC-c C-b\fR Evaluate the current buffer (\fIutop-eval-buffer\fR)
+        \fBC-c C-k\fR Kill a running utop process (\fItop-kill\fR)
+        \fBC-c C-z\fR Switch to utop process (\fIutop-switch-to-repl\fR)
+
+then you can run \fButop\fR by pressing \fBM-x\fR and typing "utop". \fButop\fR supports
+completion in Emacs mode. Just press \fBTab\fR to complete a word. You can
 also integrate it with the tuareg, caml or typerex mode. For that add
 the following lines to your
 .I ~/.emacs
@@ -93,7 +118,7 @@ file:
 .SH OPTIONS
 See
 .B utop --help
-for the the list of available options. There is considerable overlap
+for the full list of available options. There is considerable overlap
 with options available for
 .BR ocaml (1).