fix many uses of deprecated names (thanks john_cephalopoda) [first of a few patched related to this]

FossilOrigin-Name: faa0b6ed0fa09b4307285cfc8a6172762636285bb7864e64cff2995e4d9ba324

doc/Cross-Reference.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ and traditional Forth.
 | Conditionals #2        | `NOT IF 1 THEN`         | `[ #1 ] -if`                  |
 | Conditionals #3        | `IF 1 ELSE 2 THEN`      | `[ #1 ] [ #2 ] choose`        |
 | Counted Loops          | `10 0 DO LOOP`          | `#10 [ ] times`               |
-| Counted Loops w/Index  | `10 0 DO I LOOP`        | `#10 [ I ] times<with-index>` |
+| Counted Loops w/Index  | `10 0 DO I LOOP`        | `#10 [ I ] indexed-times`     |
 | Unconditional Loops    | `BEGIN AGAIN`           | `repeat again`                |
 | Return Stack           | `10 >R ... R>`          | `#10 push ... pop`            |
 

doc/Hyperstatic.md

@@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ static global environment.* This can be difficult to explain, so let's
 take a quick look at how it works:
 
 ~~~
-    #1000 'a var<n>
+    #1000 'a var-n
     :scale (x-y) @a * ;
     #3 scale n:put
     >>> 3000
     #100 !a
     #3 scale n:put
     >>> 300
-    #5 'a var<n>
+    #5 'a var-n
     #3 scale n:put
     >>> 300
     @a n:put

doc/book/techniques/loops

@@ -39,19 +39,19 @@ when to stop running.
 ## Counted Loops
 
 There are two combinators for counted loops. These are `times` and
-`times<with-index>`.
+`indexed-times`.
 
     #0 #10 [ dup n:put sp n:inc ] times nl
-    #10 [ I n:put sp ] times<with-index>
+    #10 [ I n:put sp ] indexed-times
 
-The `times<with-index>` provides an index via the `I`, `J`, and
+The `indexed-times` provides an index via the `I`, `J`, and
 `K` words. `I` will be the index of the current loop, with `J` and
 `K` being the indexes of the next two older loops.
 
 The loop indexes can be accessed outside the loop body:
 
     :display I n:square n:put sp ;
-    :squares [ display ] times<with-index> nl ;
+    :squares [ display ] indexed-times nl ;
     #100 squares
 
 ## Tradeoffs
@@ -59,5 +59,5 @@ The loop indexes can be accessed outside the loop body:
 The unconditional loop form is more efficient as it's just a
 simple jump operation. The `times` counted loops are a little
 slower, but can be cleaner and more readable in many cases. The
-`times<with-index>` form is significantly slower than the other
+`indexed-times` form is significantly slower than the other
 two forms.

doc/book/techniques/using-combinators

@@ -121,12 +121,12 @@ to the stack.
 #1 #10 [ dup n:put sp n:inc ] times drop
 ```
 
-There is also a `times<with-index>` variation that provides
+There is also a `indexed-times` variation that provides
 access to the loop index (via `I`) and parent loop indexes
 (via `J` and `K`).
 
 ```
-#10 [ I n:put sp ] times<with-index>
+#10 [ I n:put sp ] indexed-times
 ```
 
 ## Data Flow

example/Block-Editor.retro

@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ It should be pretty straightforward though.
               | pos | 'Stack:_ s:put dump-stack ;
   :format     | call | nl ;
   :line       [ #64 [ fetch-next c:put ] times ] format ;
-  :code       &Block #16 [ line ] times<with-index> drop ;
+  :code       &Block #16 [ line ] indexed-times drop ;
   :tob        &TOB #4 [ line ] times drop ;
 ---reveal---
   :block:display (-) hook
@@ -366,7 +366,7 @@ These are helpful to quickly navigate through a block.
 ## Code Sharing
 
 ~~~
-TRUE 'UseSprunge var<n>
+TRUE 'UseSprunge var-n
 
 {{
   '/home/crc/public      'PASTEBIN-PATH s:const
@@ -376,8 +376,8 @@ TRUE 'UseSprunge var<n>
   :c:put<file> @FID file:write ;
   :line#       I dup #10 lt? &sp if n:put ':_ s:put ;
   :line        line# #64 [ fetch-next c:put ] times nl ;
-  :generate    &Block #16 [ line ] times<with-index> drop ;
-  :export        TEMPFILE file:open<for-writing> !FID
+  :generate    &Block #16 [ line ] indexed-times drop ;
+  :export        TEMPFILE file:open-for-writing !FID
                  &c:put<file> &c:put set-hook generate
                  &c:put unhook @FID file:close ;
   'MD5 var

example/iOS/GopherClient.forth

@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ It's intentionally kept minimal, handling only text files and directories. The i
 There is also a `Results` variable which will point to the data set being displayed.
 
 ~~~
-#34 'WrapPoint var<n>
+#34 'WrapPoint var-n
+
 'Results var
 'TARGET d:create #1024 #64 * allot
 ~~~

example/retro-tags.retro

@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ Then variables.
 
 ~~~
 :variable?
-  dup 'var s:ends-with? over 'var<n> s:ends-with? or ;
+  dup 'var s:ends-with? over 'var-n s:ends-with? or ;
 
 :output-name
   ASCII:SPACE s:tokenize dup a:length #2 - a:fetch n:inc s:put ;

vm/nga-c-native-x86/x86/Block-Editor.retro

@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ It should be pretty straightforward though.
   :status     block# sp pos '_::_ s:put dump-stack ;
   :format     '_|_ s:put call '_| s:put nl ;
   :line       [ #64 [ fetch-next c:put ] times ] format ;
-  :code       &Block #16 [ line ] times<with-index> drop ;
+  :code       &Block #16 [ line ] indexed-times drop ;
   :format     '_|_ s:put call '_| s:put nl ;
   :tob        &TOB #4 [ line ] times drop ;
 ---reveal---