BReferenceable docs: Fix a typo and one obvious mixup.

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Michael Lotz 2015-07-26 21:05:54 +02:00
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The C++ language provides two main ways of allocating objects: on the stack, The C++ language provides two main ways of allocating objects: on the stack,
and on the heap. Objects created on the heap must be managed by the and on the heap. Objects created on the heap must be managed by the
application and deleted when they are not needed. Objects allocatede on the application and deleted when they are not needed. Objects allocated on the
stack have a lifetime limited to the execution of the block they are stack have a lifetime limited to the execution of the block they are
declared in. declared in.
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The reference to the previously targetted object is released. The reference to the previously targetted object is released.
A reference to the new object is acquired only if \p alreadyHasReference A reference to the new object is acquired only if \p alreadyHasReference
is true. is false.
*/ */