> Does "once" make the description of the block meaningfully different from "once more"? Yes. Once here means qty 1. Once more means qty +1. > A repeatable bl

> Does "once" make the description of the block meaningfully different from "once more"? Yes. Once here means qty 1. Once more means qty +1. > A repeatable block is executed once by default and once more when ‘]’ is encountered. Sure but the verb was repeat not execute. > so I wonder how I could refine its description to improve clarity without sacrificing accuracy. As I said: Repeat the current block once. Or: Re-execute the current block. Thanks for considering improvement!