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[util.smartptr.shared] misuses italics #533

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jwakely opened this issue Aug 25, 2015 · 2 comments
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[util.smartptr.shared] misuses italics #533

jwakely opened this issue Aug 25, 2015 · 2 comments
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jwakely commented Aug 25, 2015

Throughout [util.smartptr.shared] terms are italicised on each use, not only when defined, e.g. [util.smartptr.shared.const]/1 uses empty which is defined [util.smartptr.shared]/1

Effects: Constructs an empty shared_ptr object.

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@jwakely, are you actively working on this?

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jensmaurer added a commit to jensmaurer/draft that referenced this issue Dec 1, 2016
Technical terms should not be in italics everywhere they are referenced.
Common terms such as 'owns' or 'empty' that are used as technical terms
in this subsection only are not italicized or entered into the index.

Fixes cplusplus#533.
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tkoeppe commented Dec 2, 2016

To repeat @zygoloid's suggestion here for reference:

We can change "Foo is bar if quz" to "Foo is said to be bar if quz", so that it's clear that a term is being defined ("is said to") without the need to distinguish the defined term typographically.

jensmaurer added a commit to jensmaurer/draft that referenced this issue Dec 2, 2016
Technical terms should not be in italics everywhere they are referenced.
Common terms such as 'owns' or 'empty' that are used as technical terms
in this subsection only are not italicized or entered into the index.

Fixes cplusplus#533.
tkoeppe pushed a commit that referenced this issue Dec 2, 2016
Technical terms should not be in italics everywhere they are referenced.
Common terms such as 'owns' or 'empty' that are used as technical terms
in this subsection only are not italicized or entered into the index.

Fixes #533.
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