[ZooLib-checkins] SF.net SVN: zoolib:[2675] trunk/zoolib/source/cxx/zoolib/ZVal.cpp

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Revision: 2675
          http://zoolib.svn.sourceforge.net/zoolib/?rev=2675&view=rev
Author:   agreen
Date:     2012-01-12 23:16:32 +0000 (Thu, 12 Jan 2012)
Log Message:
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Comments.

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/zoolib/source/cxx/zoolib/ZVal.cpp

Modified: trunk/zoolib/source/cxx/zoolib/ZVal.cpp
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--- trunk/zoolib/source/cxx/zoolib/ZVal.cpp	2012-01-12 23:16:18 UTC (rev 2674)
+++ trunk/zoolib/source/cxx/zoolib/ZVal.cpp	2012-01-12 23:16:32 UTC (rev 2675)
@@ -50,13 +50,14 @@
 appropriate distinguishing string. Some of the suites are placed within a namespace YYY, wherein
 the types are named \c YYY::Val, \c YYY::Seq and \c YYY:Map.
 
-When working with a Val you may use simple assignment, or using a templated Set method:
+When working with a Val you may use simple assignment or a templated Set method:
 \code
 Val theVal = 27;
 theVal.Set<long>(19);
 \endcode
 The latter makes the stored type explicit. The actual stored type is usually important, because
-you can only retrieve the value if you know what type was used to store it (think long vs int, or
+oftentimes you can only retrieve the value if you know what type was used to store it (think
+long vs int, or
 even unsigned vs signed).
 
 There are several ways to get a value. Which you use depends on what you're doing:
@@ -107,8 +108,8 @@
 \c DGetXXX and \c QGetXXX are often provided, where \c XXX is the generalized typename
 (eg \c Int32, \c Int64, \c Float etc).
 
-The Get/Set API for Seq is based on that for Val, but with an initial index parameter. In addition
-it adds a \c Count method returning the number of Vals in the Seq, and generally has
+The Get/Set API for Seq is based on that for Val, but with an initial index parameter. It
+has a \c Count method returning the number of Vals in the Seq, and generally has
 \c Erase, \c Insert and \c Append methods.
 
 Map is similar, but here the initial parameter is a name of some sort. Generally a std::string can

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