[elpa] externals/objed 2e419f9 147/166: Merge pull request #52 from Lemonbreezes/patch-1

[Clemens Radermacher]

branch: externals/objed
commit 2e419f95f95077d242538e65ef319653b2814a40
Merge: 70cf23e cc46438
Author: Clemens Radermacher <address@hidden>
Commit: GitHub <address@hidden>

    Merge pull request #52 from Lemonbreezes/patch-1
    
    Improve description
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 README.asc | 16 ++++++++--------
 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)

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@@ -43,19 +43,19 @@ be considered delimiters or padding around an object is 
excluded.
 
 The user can apply operations to objects. By marking objects before applying
 an operation, s?he can even operate on multiple objects at once. This works
-similar to the way you interact with files in `dired`. When marking an object
+similar to the way you interact with files in `dired`. When marking an object,
 the point moves on to the next object of this type.
 
-The object type used for initialization is determined by the mapping of the
-entry command (see `objed-cmd-alist`). For example using `beginning-of-defun`
-will activate `objed` using the `defun` object as initial object type. With
-command `next-line`, `objed` would initialize with the `line` object. To
+The object type used for initialization is determined by the
+entry command (see `objed-cmd-alist`). For example, using `beginning-of-defun`
+will activate `objed` using the `defun` object as an initial object type. With
+the command `next-line`, `objed` would initialize with the `line` object. To
 activate `objed` without movement you can use `objed-activate`, bound to
-kbd:[M-SPC] by default. It uses the last command and its mapping in
+kbd:[M-SPC] by default. Objed uses the last command and its mapping in
 `objed-command-alist` to choose the initial object.
 
-Objeds modal state provides basic movement commands which move by line, sexp
-word or character. Those switch automatically to the corresponding object
+Objed's modal state provides basic movement commands which move by line, sexp
+word or character. Those commands automatically activate the corresponding 
object
 type. Other commands only activate the part between the initial position and
 the new position moved to. By repeating commands you can often expand/proceed
 to other objects. This way you can compose movement and editing operations