Re: tr manpage typo?

Hi and thank to all of you responding.

My explanation and understanding:

myfile.txt example:
Hello guys
 <= one space here
Anybody  from Europe?  <= two spaces between Anybody and from

tr -c "[:alpha:]" "\n" < myfile.txt

myfile.txt is INPUT
tr finds the complement to :alpha: and replaces them by \n,
resulting in:
START-OF-FILEmyfile
txt


Anybody

from
Europe

EOF

Should I have included -s, it would have removed multiple occurences
of \n from the OUTPUT and the result would have been:

myfile
txt
Anybody
from
Europe
EOF

As the tr(1) states: This (the squeeze) occurs AFTER all deletion and
translation is completed.

So I still believe there should be OUTPUT in the -s description.
I will use this unimportant topic to learn how one can "send diffs".

Sincerely,
Tomas