Improve comments of the Layout class

[libs/gltk.git] / source / layout.h

diff --git a/source/layout.h b/source/layout.h
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--- a/source/layout.h
+++ b/source/layout.h
@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@ is then solved to obtain positions and dimensions that fulfill the constraints.
 There are three kinds of constraints available: ordering, alignment and
 dimension matching.
 
-Ordering constraints specify that the widgets should be placed next to other
-along X or Y axis.  These operate on one axis at a time, so a widget could be
-"right of" another even if they are separated by hundreds of pixels vertically.
-The widgets will be separated by a spacing value, which is settable on a per-
-layout basis.
+Ordering constraints specify that the widgets should be placed next to each
+other along X or Y axis.  These operate on one axis at a time, so a widget
+could be "right of" another even if they are separated by hundreds of pixels
+vertically.  The widgets will be separated by a spacing value, which is
+settable on a per-layout basis.
 
 Alignment constraints make the corresponding edges of two widgets be on the
 same line.  These are incompatible with ordering constraints, so only one or
@@ -45,8 +45,8 @@ dependent widgets have the expand flag set, the results are currently
 undefined.
 
 Since specifiyng constraints manually can be quite tedious, there are some
-derived Layout classes that implement common positioning patterns.  See
-MixedRows and Grid.
+derived Layout classes that implement common positioning patterns.  See Row,
+Column, MixedRows and Grid.
 */
 class Layout
 {