s/ELEMCLOSE/ELEMEND/
There is no such thing as YXML_ELEMCLOSE. It's START and END. (Or OPEN
and CLOSE, but thats not the terminology I chose to use, apparently).
diff --git a/yxml.h b/yxml.h
index 7cb7891..f4f323d 100644
--- a/yxml.h
+++ b/yxml.h
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@
/* Name of the current element, zero-length if not in any element. Changed
* after YXML_ELEMSTART. The pointer will remain valid up to and including
* the next non-YXML_ATTR* token, the pointed-to buffer will remain valid
- * up to and including the YXML_ELEMCLOSE for the corresponding element. */
+ * up to and including the YXML_ELEMEND for the corresponding element. */
char *elem;
/* The last read character(s) of an attribute value (YXML_ATTRVAL), element
diff --git a/yxml.pod b/yxml.pod
index bf5e172..9448a62 100644
--- a/yxml.pod
+++ b/yxml.pod
@@ -238,12 +238,12 @@
L</Attributes> is returned. Although the I<elem> pointer itself may be reused
and modified while parsing the contents of the element, the buffer that I<elem>
points to will remain valid up to and including the corresponding
-C<YXML_ELEMCLOSE>.
+C<YXML_ELEMEND>.
Yxml will verify that elements properly nest and that the name of each closing
tag properly matches that of the corresponding opening tag. The application may
safely assume that each C<YXML_ELEMSTART> is properly matched with a
-C<YXML_ELEMCLOSE>, or that otherwise an error is returned. Furthermore, only a
+C<YXML_ELEMEND>, or that otherwise an error is returned. Furthermore, only a
single root element is allowed. When the root element is closed, no further
C<YXML_ELEMSTART> tokens will be returned.
