Merge pull request #7 from Siddhant/master

More broken links fixed

Author: It's secret to everybody

docs/tablet-2-basic-syntax.txt

@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ For more info on those, see [scalar
 variable](ap-b-lookup.html#scalar), [array
 variable](ap-b-lookup.html#array), [hash
 variable](ap-b-lookup.html#hash), [anonymous
-blocks](blocks.html#block), and [callable
+blocks](tablet-6-blocks.html), and [callable
 routines](tablet-3-variables.html#callable).
 
     Q :b /\t\n/; # tab and new line character
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ word. Thats called *quote* protection.
 
 Please note also that **:quotewords** (double pointy braces) implies
 **:double** (double quotes), which means all [interpolation
-rules](basic-syntax.html#interpolation) apply here also.
+rules](#interpolation) apply here also.
 
     <$pi> eq '$pi'
     <<$pi>> eq "$pi" # eq '3.14159...'
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ Regex
 
 Even being a completely different language then quoting on its own (as
 to be defined in *\$\~Regex* and *\$\~P5Regex*), [regular
-expressions](regexes.html) can be built using the general quoting
+expressions](tablet-9-regexes.html) can be built using the general quoting
 operator with the right adverb.
 
     Q :regex /.../ aka rx/.../
@@ -332,7 +332,7 @@ quoted code will be parsed and compiled into a abstract syntax tree
 (AST - internal representation of the compiler) during compile
 time. Result is the compiled AST. Parsing will be done by using the
 grammar stored in *\$\~Quasi*. This gets important when writing
-[macros](metaprogramming.html#macros).
+[macros](tablet-10-metaprogramming.html#macros).
 
     Q :code /.../;
 
@@ -342,11 +342,11 @@ Number Literals
 ===============
 
 Unlike strings, numbers don't need
-[quoting](basic-syntax.html#quoting). But if there is a non number
+[quoting](#quoting). But if there is a non number
 character in it, there will be an error. Chars of a number definition
 are: (0-9,.,+,-,e,E,i,_) including the [radix
-prefixes](basic-syntax.html#radix-prefixes): (0b,0o,0d,0x) and the
-prefix for [version numbering](basic-syntax.html#version-number)
+prefixes](#radix-prefixes): (0b,0o,0d,0x) and the
+prefix for [version numbering](#version-number)
 (v). The + and can act also as operator that convert into the
 numerical context, which still means: take from left to right all
 digits and stop with the first none number character.
@@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ with braces.
     (3/7).denominator
     (3/7).nude.perl
 
-As always, [.perl](basic-syntax.html#perl) gives you an almost source
+As always, [.perl](#perl) gives you an almost source
 like code formatting which results here in 3/7. Adding **.nude** you
 get (3/7), the nude source code. There are 2 different [immutable
 value types](appendix-b-grouped.html#immutable-types) representing