Merge pull request livecode#7245 from livecodesam/dictionary_2_batch_19

livecodepanos · web-flow · commit c4e0a83856c3 · 2020-01-17T14:58:47.000+02:00
[Dictionary] templateAudioClip to unicodeFormattedText
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/keyword/templateAudioClip.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/keyword/templateAudioClip.lcdoc
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ The <templateAudioClip> can be thought of as a special, abstract
 <templateAudioClip> is zero.
 
 You can use the <set> <command> to set the <properties> of the
-<templateAudioClip> before creating an <audio clip>. The new <audio
-clip> has the <properties> of the <templateAudioClip>, by <default>.
+<templateAudioClip> before creating an <audio clip>. The new 
+<audio clip> has the <properties> of the <templateAudioClip>, by <default>.
 Changing the <properties> of the <templateAudioClip> does not affect
 existing <audio clip|audio clips>.
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/message/touchEnd.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/message/touchEnd.lcdoc
@@ -20,17 +20,17 @@ end touchEnd
 
 Parameters:
 pTouchID:
-A number which uniquely identifies an individual physical touch action from  
+A number which uniquely identifies an individual physical touch action from
 a sequence of touch messages 
 
 Description:
 Handle the <touchEnd> message to perform an action when the user ends a
 touch sequence.
 
-The <touchEnd> message is sent to the control which received the
+The <TouchEnd> message is sent to the control which received the
 <touchStart> message which began the touch sequence.
 
-The <touchID> parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of
+The <pTouchID> parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of
 touch messages corresponding to an individual, physical touch action.
 All such sequences start with a <touchStart> message, have one or more
 <touchMove> messages and finish with either a <touchEnd> or a
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/text.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/text.lcdoc
@@ -107,10 +107,9 @@ These two statements are equivalent:
 
 References: target (function), property (glossary), keyword (glossary),
 binary file (glossary), stack menu (glossary), button menu (glossary),
-button (keyword), image (keyword), field (keyword),
-menu keyword (keyword), string (keyword), menu (keyword), stack (object),
-button (object), menuName (property), style (property),
-unicodeText (property), paintCompression (property)
+button (keyword), image (keyword), field (keyword), string (keyword), 
+menu (keyword), stack (object), button (object), menuName (property), 
+style (property), unicodeText (property), paintCompression (property)
 
 Tags: text processing
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/textHeight.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/textHeight.lcdoc
@@ -42,9 +42,9 @@ baseline of one line and the baseline of the next. The minimum
 >*Note:* If you change the field's textSize, LiveCode automatically sets
 > the <textHeight> to trunc(4/3 * the textSize of <field>). For example,
 > if the textSize is set to 12, the <textHeight> is set to 16 by
-> <default>. If the textSize is set to 14, the <textHeight> is set to
-> 18. So, if you want to change the <textHeight> and <textSize>, set the
-> <textSize> first, then set the <textHeight>.
+> <default>. If the textSize is set to 14, the <textHeight> is set
+> to 18. So, if you want to change the <textHeight> and <textSize>, set 
+> the <textSize> first, then set the <textHeight>.
 
 If a field's <fixedLineHeight> <property> is false, the <textHeight> of
 the <field> has no effect: in this case, the text height of each line is
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/thumbPosition.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/thumbPosition.lcdoc
@@ -52,11 +52,11 @@ If the style of the <scrollbar(keyword)> is scrollbar or progress, the
 maximum value of the <thumbPosition> is the
 <scrollbar(object)|scrollbar's> <endValue> minus the <thumbSize>.
 
-References: scrollbar thumb (glossary), property (glossary),
-scrollbar (keyword), default (keyword), scrollbarLineInc (message),
-scrollbarBeginning (message), scrollbar (object), control (object),
-endValue (property), properties (property), thumbSize (property),
-startValue (property)
+References: control (glossary), scrollbar thumb (glossary), 
+property (glossary), scrollbar (keyword), default (keyword), 
+scrollbarLineInc (message), scrollbarBeginning (message), 
+scrollbar (object), endValue (property), properties (property), 
+thumbSize (property), startValue (property)
 
 Tags: ui
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/topRight.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/topRight.lcdoc
@@ -36,11 +36,12 @@ Description:
 Use the <topRight> <property> to change the placement of a <control> or
 window. 
 
-The <topRight> of a <stack> is in <absolute (screen)
-coordinates(glossary)>. The first <item> (the <right>) of a
-<card|card's> <topRight> <property> is always the width of the <stack
-window>; the second <item> (the <top>) is always zero. The <topRight> of
-a <group> or <control> is in <relative (window) coordinates(glossary)>.
+The <topRight> of a <stack> is in 
+<absolute coordinates|absolute (screen) coordinates>. The first <item>
+(the <right>) of a <card|card's> <topRight> <property> is always the 
+width of the  <stack window>; the second <item> (the <top>) is 
+always zero. The <topRight> of a <group> or <control> is in 
+<relative coordinates|relative (window) coordinates>.
 
 In window coordinates, the point 0,0 is at the top left of the stack
 window. In screen coordinates, the point 0,0 is at the top left of the
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/unboundedVScroll.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/unboundedVScroll.lcdoc
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ Example:
 set the unboundedVScroll of group "items" to true
 
 Description:
-Use the <unboundedVScroll> property to turn automatic clamping of the v
-<Scroll> offset of a group on or off.
+Use the <unboundedVScroll> property to turn automatic clamping of the
+<vScroll> offset of a group on or off.
 
 When the <unboundedVScroll> property of a <group> is set to true and the
 <vScrollbar> is not visible, it is possible to set the <vScroll>
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ outside of the content bounds, the <group> is scrolled to bring the
 <vScroll> value within the appropriate range.
 
 References: group (object), vScroll (property),
-unboundedHScroll (property), vScrollbar (property), Scroll (property)
+unboundedHScroll (property), vScrollbar (property)
 
 Tags: ui
 
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/property/unicodeFormattedText.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/property/unicodeFormattedText.lcdoc
@@ -17,12 +17,7 @@ Introduced: 4.6
 Deprecated:
 In LiveCode 7.0 the language was changed to handle unicode
 transparently. This means that language functionality which previously
-aided unicode text manipulation is no longer required. This property
-should not be used in new code; simply get the formattedText as normal.
-The following are now equivalent:
-
-    get the unicodeFormattedText of field 1
-    get textEncode(the formattedText of field 1, "UTF16")
+aided unicode text manipulation is no longer required.
 
 OS: mac, windows, linux, ios, android
 
@@ -57,6 +52,13 @@ unwrapped before being put in the field. Double end-of-line characters
 are converted to a single end-of-line character, and single end-of-line
 characters are converted to spaces.
 
+> *Important:* As this property is deprecated, it should not be used in 
+> new code; simply get the formattedText as normal. The following are
+> now equivalent:
+
+    get the unicodeFormattedText of field 1
+    get textEncode(the formattedText of field 1, "UTF-16")
+
 References: formattedText (property), dontWrap (property)
 
 Tags: text processing
diff --git a/docs/glossary/u/Unicode.lcdoc b/docs/glossary/u/Unicode.lcdoc
@@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ Synonyms: unicode
 Type: glossary
 
 Description:
-A standard for representing <character|characters> as <2-byte> numbers,
-also called UTF-16. Unicode contains enough <character|characters> and
-symbols to write most human languages.
+A standard for representing <character|characters> as 2-byte numbers, 
+also called UTF-16. Unicode contains enough <character|characters> 
+and symbols to write most human languages.
 
-References: character (glossary), 2-byte (glossary)
+References: character (glossary)
 
 Tags: text processing
 
