DOC: Put the useful constants first #13696
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Previously the constants at the top of the page said words to the effect of "use the one at the bottom of this page instead". Let's just show users those ones first to start with. This commit only re-orders these constants, it does not change any of the descriptions, despite the diff appearing to show that
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Thanks Eric. |
Answered in #13705 |
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Looks like this didn't actually have the intended effect of changing the order in the generated docs. At least the crosslinks are now there. |
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Previously the constants at the top of the page said words to the effect of "use the one at the bottom of this page instead".
Let's just show users those ones first to start with.
This patch is a reordering, nothing more.
At some point, I'm tempted to deprecate all of these