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add help text for the where
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#22177
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Pair{T, S} where {T<:Number, S<:Array{T}} | ||
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This form is often found on method signatures. |
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"found on" or "found in"? If "found on" is correct, perhaps "found qualifying" would be clearer?
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I was thinking "on" as in "attached to", but yes I think any of those would be ok.
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Cheers, "on", "attached to", or what have you all sound good then :).
Part of #22153, but not sure if more work is needed related to search.