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docs: use proper quotes

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William Jon McCann
2014-02-05 13:07:34 -05:00
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gtk/gtktreemodelsort.c
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* Internal data structure
* -----------------------
*
* Using SortLevel and SortElt, GtkTreeModelSort maintains a "cache" of
* Using SortLevel and SortElt, GtkTreeModelSort maintains a “cache” of
* the mapping from GtkTreeModelSort nodes to nodes in the child model.
* This is to avoid sorting a level each time an operation is requested
* on GtkTreeModelSort, such as get iter, get path, get value.
@ -179,7 +179,7 @@
* nodes are stored in the GSequence is the order in which the
* nodes are exposed to clients of the GtkTreeModelSort.
* II. The mapping from this model to its child model. Each SortElt
* contains an "offset" field which is the offset of the
* contains an “offset” field which is the offset of the
* corresponding node in the child model.
*
* Reference counting
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*
* GtkTreeModelSort forwards all reference and unreference operations
* to the corresponding node in the child model. The reference count
* of each node is also maintained internally, in the "ref_count"
* of each node is also maintained internally, in the “ref_count”
* fields in SortElt and SortLevel. For each ref and unref operation on
* a SortElt, the "ref_count" of the SortLevel is updated accordingly.
* a SortElt, the “ref_count” of the SortLevel is updated accordingly.
* In addition, if a SortLevel has a parent, a reference is taken on
* this parent. This happens in gtk_tree_model_sort_build_level() and
* the reference is released again in gtk_tree_model_sort_free_level().
@ -200,7 +200,7 @@
*
* When a level has a reference count of zero, which means that
* none of the nodes in the level is referenced, the level has
* a "zero ref count" on all its parents. As soon as the level
* a “zero ref count” on all its parents. As soon as the level
* reaches a reference count of zero, the zero ref count value is
* incremented by one on all parents of this level. Similarly, as
* soon as the reference count of a level changes from zero, the