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--- doc:user:general:references [2014/08/06 17:07] – joris
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 ====== References ======
-In [[doc:user:general:glossaire#Python]], all variables but the most basic ones are references. This means that if ''a'' is an object, ''b=a'' does not copy ''a'' into ''b'', but means that both ''a'' and ''b'' are references pointing towards the same object.
+In [[doc:user:general:glossaire#Python]], all variables except the most basic ones are references. This means that if ''a'' is an object, ''b=a'' does not copy ''a'' into ''b'', but means that both ''a'' and ''b'' are references pointing towards the same object.
 When defining a test case in Metafor, references can be used to shorten the corresponding module. For example:
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-In the writing of a test case, these references must obvisously be defined somewhere, either in the beginning of the [[doc:user:general:glossaire#module]] or, better, just before using them.
+In the writing of an input file, these references must obviously be defined somewhere, either in the beginning of the [[doc:user:general:glossaire#module]] or, better, just before using them.
 For instance, the line: