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Grammar and meaning tweaks: in hands -> in hand, what it does -> what it is.

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Joseph Nix 2018-04-17 16:16:47 -05:00
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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ database. There are two types of source objects:
* [Assets :ref](../asset/) which are files and directories from the * [Assets :ref](../asset/) which are files and directories from the
`assets/` folder. `assets/` folder.
Whatever object you have in hands that comes from the database, they will Whatever object you have in hand that comes from the database, they will
at least provide a minimal useful set of API methods and properties. at least provide a minimal useful set of API methods and properties.
Plugins can subclass source objects to come up with their own source Plugins can subclass source objects to come up with their own source

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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The `Pad` is a helper class that provides basic access to querying the
database. Inside templates an instance of it is available under the database. Inside templates an instance of it is available under the
`site` variable automatically. `site` variable automatically.
To understand what the pad does you need to consider what it does. The To understand what the pad does you need to consider what it is. The
pad is similar to a `connection` in a regular database. Whenever you pad is similar to a `connection` in a regular database. Whenever you
load a record it's temporarily cached on the pad. So unless you overflow load a record it's temporarily cached on the pad. So unless you overflow
the cache, loading the object a second time will most likely return an the cache, loading the object a second time will most likely return an