Help fix up my book, please

The Ruby Programming Language is going to be reprinted next week, and O'Reilly has given me SVN write access to the docbook files to fix typos, errors, etc. I've got a list of about 25 relatively minor erros that I'll be fixing, but I'd love to stomp out more bugs on this reprint.

So, if you've got a copy of the book, and have found typos, mistakes or omissions, please let me know. You can email me (david@ this domain) or post them as comments on this blog. (Normally, you'd submit them on the O'Reilly website but since time is factor for this reprint, send them directly to me, please.) Keep in mind that this is just a reprint, not a new edition of the book, so I'm pretty constrained about the kinds of changes I can make. I can't add new sections or figures or tables, or cover brand new topics that aren't currently covered. I can often squeeze in short new paragraphs when they're needed to clarify things or if there is something important that I left out.

Thanks to DH, MD, RM, and DB, all of whom submitted one or more errata to me or to O'Reilly's website recently. I don't have access to the names (or initials) of the others who submitted errata to the publisher's website back in March and February.

Update: Thanks to those (BR, CS, ADS, MD) who commented and emailed me with other errors to correct. I ended up making about 80 changes--half to fix typos and minor errors, and half to update the book to track minor (mostly) changes in Ruby 1.9. I'll post a list of all changes soon.