Fix incorrect variable references #727
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Two move operations for the allocators refer to `a` or `a1`, though the code uses `u`. Fix the description to match the code. Also, change the phrase "equals" to "is equal to", which matches other uses in the standard (see [unique.ptr]/4.1 for an example).
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| \tcode{X u = std::move(a);} & | |||
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Can you also fix the two similar cases above (X u = a; and X u(b);)?
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…#727) Two move operations for the allocators refer to `a` or `a1`, though the code uses `u`. Fix the description to match the code. Also, change the phrase "equals" to "is equal to", which matches other uses in the standard (see [unique.ptr]/4.1 for an example).
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Two move operations for the allocators refer to
aora1, though the code usesu. Fix the description to match the code.Also, change the phrase "equals" to "is equal to", which matches other uses in the standard (see [unique.ptr]/4.1 for an example).