Adjust documentation

Author: danielsaidi

Sources/RichTextKit/Attributes/RichTextAttributeReader.swift

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import Foundation
 
 /**
  This protocol extends ``RichTextReader`` with functionality
- for reading attributes from the current ``richText``.
+ for reading attributes from the ``RichTextReader/richText``.
 
  The protocol is implemented by `NSAttributedString` as well
  as other types in the library.

Sources/RichTextKit/Attributes/RichTextAttributeWriter.swift

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import Foundation
 
 /**
  This protocol extends ``RichTextWriter`` with functionality
- for writing attributes to the current ``richText``.
+ for writing attributes to the ``RichTextWriter/richText`.
 
  This protocol is implemented by `NSMutableAttributedString`
  as well as other types in the library.

Sources/RichTextKit/Commands/RichTextCommandsFontSizeOptionsGroup.swift

@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ public struct RichTextCommandsFontSizeOptionsGroup: View {
     public var body: some View {
         RichTextCommandButtonGroup(
             actions: [
-                .increaseFontSize,
-                .decreaseFontSize
+                .increaseFontSize(),
+                .decreaseFontSize()
             ]
         )
     }

Sources/RichTextKit/Commands/RichTextCommandsIndentOptionsGroup.swift

@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ public struct RichTextCommandsIndentOptionsGroup: View {
     public var body: some View {
         RichTextCommandButtonGroup(
             actions: [
-                .increaseIndent,
-                .decreaseIndent
+                .increaseIndent(),
+                .decreaseIndent()
             ]
         )
     }

Sources/RichTextKit/Component/RichTextViewComponent+Styles.swift

@@ -20,12 +20,7 @@ public extension RichTextViewComponent {
         return styles
     }
 
-    /**
-     Set the current value of a certain rich text style.
-
-     > Note: When adding logic to the function, make sure to
-     also adjust ``setRichTextStyle(_:to:at:)``.
-     */
+    /// Set the current value of a certain rich text style.
     func setRichTextStyle(
         _ style: RichTextStyle,
         to newValue: Bool

Sources/RichTextKit/Data/UTType+RichText.swift

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ public extension UTType {
         .data
     ]
 
-    /// The uniform type for ``RichTextFormat/archivedData``.
+    /// The uniform type for ``RichTextDataFormat/archivedData``.
     static let archivedData = UTType(
         exportedAs: "com.richtextkit.archiveddata")
 }

Sources/RichTextKit/Fonts/RichTextFontSizePickerStack.swift

@@ -71,15 +71,15 @@ private extension RichTextFontSizePickerStack {
 
     var decreaseButton: some View {
         RichTextActionButton(
-            action: .decreaseFontSize,
+            action: .decreaseFontSize(),
             context: context,
             fillVertically: true
         )
     }
 
     var increaseButton: some View {
         RichTextActionButton(
-            action: .increaseFontSize,
+            action: .increaseFontSize(),
             context: context,
             fillVertically: true
         )

Sources/RichTextKit/Format/RichTextFormatSheet.swift

@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ private extension RichTextFormatSheet {
     var indentButtons: some View {
         RichTextActionButtonGroup(
             context: context,
-            actions: [.decreaseIndent, .increaseIndent],
+            actions: [.decreaseIndent(), .increaseIndent()],
             greedy: false
         )
     }

Sources/RichTextKit/Format/RichTextFormatSidebar.swift

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ public struct RichTextFormatSidebar: View {
                     .pickerStyle(.segmented)
                 RichTextActionButtonGroup(
                     context: context,
-                    actions: [.decreaseIndent, .increaseIndent]
+                    actions: [.decreaseIndent(), .increaseIndent()]
                 )
             }
 

Sources/RichTextKit/RichTextEditor.swift

@@ -14,14 +14,13 @@ import SwiftUI
 
  The view uses a platform-specific ``RichTextView`` together
  with a ``RichTextContext`` and a ``RichTextCoordinator`` to
- make view and context changes sync correctly. You will then
- be able to use the `richTextContext` to trigger and observe
- changes to the text editor.
-
- Note that changing the value of the `text` binding from the
- outside will not (yet) update the editor. Until it is fixed,
- use ``RichTextContext/setAttributedString(to:)`` to set the
- string to another value.
+ make view and context changes sync correctly. 
+ 
+ You can use the provided context to trigger and observe any
+ changes to the text editor. Note that changing the value of
+ the `text` binding will not (yet) update this editor. Until
+ it is fixed, use `setAttributedString(to:)` to set the rich
+ text or plain string to another value.
 
  Since the view wraps a native `UIKit` or `AppKit` text view,
  you can't apply `.toolbar` modifiers to it, like you can do
@@ -41,8 +40,7 @@ import SwiftUI
 
  You may have noticed that `updateUIView/updateNSView` don't
  contain any code. This is because having updates there will
- update this view, which in turn makes typing very slow. Use
- the rich text context to modify the text instead.
+ update this view, which in turn makes typing very slow.
  */
 public struct RichTextEditor: ViewRepresentable {