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Fixed PathExplorer « ing » explanations

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Alexis Bridoux 2021-06-24 20:52:27 +02:00
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@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ All functions perform the same operation but offer to work with an array, variad
- ``set(_:to:)-9d877``
- ``set(_:to:)-376n0``
### Setting values in place
### Setting values in a new explorer
The "setting" functions are the counterpart of the "set" ones, but will modify the explorer in place rather than returning a new one.
The "setting" functions are the counterpart of the "set" ones, but will return a new explorer rather than modify it.
- ``setting(_:to:)-7q3g``
- ``setting(_:to:)-9vtr8``
@ -67,9 +67,9 @@ All functions perform the same operation but offer to work with an array, variad
- ``set(_:keyNameTo:)-5j60r``
- ``set(_:keyNameTo:)-1zwfv``
### Settings key names in place
### Settings key names in a new explorer
The "setting key name" functions are the counterpart of the "set key name" ones, but will modify the explorer in place rather than returning a new one.
The "setting key name" functions are the counterpart of the "set" ones, but will return a new explorer rather than modify it.
- ``setting(_:keyNameTo:)-7ar89``
- ``setting(_:keyNameTo:)-1vrh``
@ -84,9 +84,9 @@ All functions perform the same operation but offer to work with an array, variad
- ``delete(_:deleteIfEmpty:)-40w9g``
- ``delete(_:deleteIfEmpty:)-2uxwq``
### Deleting values in place
### Deleting values in a new explorer
The "deleting" functions are the counterpart of the "delete" ones, but will modify the explorer in place rather than returning a new one.
The "deleting" functions are the counterpart of the "set" ones, but will return a new explorer rather than modify it.
- ``deleting(_:deleteIfEmpty:)-32ufs``
- ``deleting(_:deleteIfEmpty:)-1byw9``
@ -101,9 +101,9 @@ All functions perform the same operation but offer to work with an array, variad
- ``add(_:at:)-2kii6``
- ``add(_:at:)-2zxor``
### Adding values in place
### Adding values in a new explorer
The "adding" functions are the counterpart of the "add" ones, but will modify the explorer in place rather than returning a new one.
The "adding" functions are the counterpart of the "set" ones, but will return a new explorer rather than modify it.
- ``adding(_:at:)-7fd9c``
- ``adding(_:at:)-4ju9b``