Fixed documentation for SAVE with no file name

README.md

@@ -391,7 +391,7 @@ Puts a 'guard' on the specified address which will cause an error if you attempt
 Clears all guards between the `<start>` and `<end`> addresses specified.  This can also be used to reset a section of memory which has had code assembled in it previously.  BeebAsm will complain if you attempt to assemble code over previously assembled code at the same address without having `CLEAR`ed it first.
 
 
-`SAVE ["filename"], start, end [, exec [, reload] ]`
+`SAVE ["filename",] start, end [, exec [, reload] ]`
 
 Saves out object code to either a DFS disc image (if one has been specified), or to the current directory as a standalone file.  The filename is optional only if a name is specified with `-o` on the command line.  A source file must have at least one SAVE statement in it, otherwise nothing will be output.  BeebAsm will warn if this is the case.
 

src/commands.cpp

@@ -1149,7 +1149,7 @@ void LineParser::HandleAssert()
 /*************************************************************************************************/
 void LineParser::HandleSave()
 {
-	// syntax is SAVE ["filename"], start, end [, exec [, reload] ]
+	// syntax is SAVE ["filename",] start, end [, exec [, reload] ]
 
 	ArgListParser args(*this);