[pairs.pair, tuple.cnstr] Replace 'The constructor initializes' with just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places. #1206

tkoeppe · 2016-12-10T23:57:31Z

This idiosyncrasy seems to have been partially copied from pair, but it has eventually been abandoned. We never name the constructor in any other class or class template description.

This shortening has the pleasant effect of simplifying some previously awkward linebreaks (#693).

…just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places.

[pairs.pair, tuple.cnstr] Replace 'The constructor initializes' with …

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…just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places.

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[pairs.pair, tuple.cnstr] Replace 'The constructor initializes' with just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places. #1206

[pairs.pair, tuple.cnstr] Replace 'The constructor initializes' with just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places. #1206

tkoeppe commented Dec 10, 2016 •

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[pairs.pair, tuple.cnstr] Replace 'The constructor initializes' with just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places. #1206

[pairs.pair, tuple.cnstr] Replace 'The constructor initializes' with just 'Initializes', which is how we say it in many other places. #1206

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tkoeppe commented Dec 10, 2016 • edited

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