input-line-separator is now nl-in

Author: stmuk

doc/Language/objects.pod

@@ -65,9 +65,9 @@ return value of a method call. This is how read-writable attributes to
 objects are used:
 
 =for code :allow<L>
-$*IN.L<input-line-separator> = "\r\n";
+$*IN.L<nl-in> = "\r\n";
 
-Here, we are calling method C<input-line-separator> on the C<$*IN> object,
+Here, we are calling method C<nl-in> on the C<$*IN> object,
 without arguments, and assign to the container it returned with the
 L<C<=>|=> operator.
 

doc/Type/IO/Socket/INET.pod

@@ -44,15 +44,15 @@ $conn.close;
             :$port,
             :$family = 2,
             :$encoding = 'utf-8',
-            :input-line-separator = "\n",
+            :nl-in = "\n",
         ) returns IO::Socket::INET:D
     multi method new(
             :$localhost,
             :$localport,
             :$family = 2,
             :$listen,
             :$encoding = 'utf-8',
-            :input-line-separator = "\n",
+            :nl-in = "\n",
         ) returns IO::Socket::INET:D
 
 Creates a new socket.