diff --git a/functions/dir_split.pp b/functions/dir_split.pp
index 47429db..b74ae74 100644
--- a/functions/dir_split.pp
+++ b/functions/dir_split.pp
@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
 # @summary Splits the given directory or directories into individual paths.
 #
 # Use this function when you need to split a absolute path into multiple absolute paths
 # that all descend from the given path.
 #
 # @param dirs [Variant[Stdlib::Absolutepath, Array[Stdlib::Absolutepath]]] - either an absolute path or a array of absolute paths.
 # @return [Array[String]] - an array of absolute paths after being cut into individual paths.
 # @example calling the function
 #  extlib::dir_split('/opt/puppetlabs') => ['/opt', '/opt/puppetlabs']
 function extlib::dir_split(Variant[Stdlib::Absolutepath, Array[Stdlib::Absolutepath]] $dirs) >> Array[String] {
   $sep = extlib::file_separator()
 
   $dirs_array = [$dirs].flatten.unique.map | Stdlib::Absolutepath $dir | {
     $dir.split(shell_escape($sep)).reduce([]) |Array $acc, $value  | {
-        $counter = $acc.length - 1
-        $acc_value = ($acc[$counter] =~ Undef) ? { true => '', false => $acc[$counter] }
-        unless empty($value) {
-          $acc + extlib::path_join([$acc_value, $value])
-        } else {
-          $acc
-        }
+      $counter = $acc.length - 1
+      $acc_value = ($acc[$counter] =~ Undef) ? { true => '', false => $acc[$counter] }
+      unless empty($value) {
+        $acc + extlib::path_join([$acc_value, $value])
+      } else {
+        $acc
       }
+    }
   }
   $dirs_array.flatten.unique
 }
diff --git a/functions/mkdir_p.pp b/functions/mkdir_p.pp
index f198e1c..ddefe56 100644
--- a/functions/mkdir_p.pp
+++ b/functions/mkdir_p.pp
@@ -1,20 +1,20 @@
 # @summary Like the unix command mkdir_p except with puppet code.
 # This creates file resources for all directories and utilizes the dir_split() function
 # to get a list of all the descendant directories.  You will have no control over any other parameters
 # for the file resource.  If you wish to control the file resources you can use the dir_split() function
 # and get an array of directories for use in your own code.  Please note this does not use an exec resource.
 #
 # @param dirs [Variant[Stdlib::Absolutepath, Array[Stdlib::Absolutepath]]] - the path(s) to create
 # @return [Array[Stdlib::Absolutepath]]
 # @example How to use
 #  extlib::mkdir_p('/opt/puppetlabs/bin') => ['/opt', '/opt/puppetlabs', '/opt/puppetlabs/bin']
 # @note splits the given directories into paths that are then created using file resources
 # @note if you wish to create the directories manually you can use the extlib::dir_split() function in the same manner
 function extlib::mkdir_p(Variant[Stdlib::Absolutepath, Array[Stdlib::Absolutepath]] $dirs) >> Array[Stdlib::Absolutepath] {
   $dirs_array = extlib::dir_split($dirs)
-  @file{$dirs_array:
+  @file { $dirs_array:
     ensure => directory,
   }
   realize(File[$dirs_array])
   $dirs_array
 }