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Change:
Boost.AFIO version 1.4 provides the following operations:
To:
Boost.AFIO version 1.4 provides the following operations: (number of
overloads)
BUT, do you need to tell us this? I think a "YES" in the cells where you
have numbers is all we need to know. There is already too much information
on this page, considering it is supposed to be a "single page cheat
sheet".
The art in technical writing is to remove as much as possible from your
first full draft. E.g. your first two bullet points could instead be:
AFIO models file handles as a reference counted std::shared_ptr
** handle could represent a closed file descriptor/handle, not just an
open one.
** You can create your own custom implementations of handle.
AFIO models a filesystem as a reference counted
std::shared_ptr
** When constructed using make_dispatcher() you specify a URI such as
file:///.
** You can create your own custom dispatcher implementations.
HTH,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Change:
Boost.AFIO version 1.4 provides the following operations:
To:
Boost.AFIO version 1.4 provides the following operations: (number of
overloads)
BUT, do you need to tell us this? I think a "YES" in the cells where you
have numbers is all we need to know. There is already too much information
on this page, considering it is supposed to be a "single page cheat
sheet".
The art in technical writing is to remove as much as possible from your
first full draft. E.g. your first two bullet points could instead be:
AFIO models file handles as a reference counted std::shared_ptr
** handle could represent a closed file descriptor/handle, not just an
open one.
** You can create your own custom implementations of handle.
AFIO models a filesystem as a reference counted
std::shared_ptr
** When constructed using make_dispatcher() you specify a URI such as
file:///.
** You can create your own custom dispatcher implementations.
HTH,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: