diff --git a/doc/vebugger.txt b/doc/vebugger.txt
index b6a3f74..9202029 100644
--- a/doc/vebugger.txt
+++ b/doc/vebugger.txt
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ Unlike in the other debuggers, the first argument here is not the name of a
 file - it's the name of the class to run. The supported extra arguments are:
 * "args": Command line arguments for the debugged program
 * "classpath": Where to look for class files
-* "srcpath": Where to look for source files. You can have multiple srcpaths, separated by ':'
+* "srcpath": Where to look for source files. You can have multiple srcpaths, passed as a list
 * "version": The version of the debugger to run
 If you don't supply "classpath" and "srcpath", Vebugger will assume you are
 using the current directory for source files and class files.
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ JDB does not have a command for starting it, since you usually want to supply
 "classpath" and "srcpath".
 
 If you need Vebugger to search for the source files in multiple locations, you can
-specify `srcpath` as a ':' separated string. Vebugger will search on all these folders
+specify `srcpath` as a list. Vebugger will search on all these folders
 and the first match will be returned as the Source file to be shown.