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include/ITAThirdOctaveMagnitudeSpectrum.h

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ public:
 	};
 
 protected:
-	void SetCenterFrequencies( const std::vector<float>& vfCenterFrequencies );
+	void SetCenterFrequencies( const std::vector< float >& vfCenterFrequencies );
 };
 
 //! Implementation of magnitude spectrum for gain values
@@ -116,17 +116,16 @@ public:
 
 //! A factor magnitude spectrum with linear values that are greater zero and usually between 0..1, but can also exceed.
 /**
-* This alias class is used to give the user a hint that the underlying data should be treated as linear values (factors)
-* or gains, because a magnitude spectrum does not specify on that. It is used like a CITAThirdOctaveMagnitudeSpectrum.
-* There is no real difference between a factor and a gain except that gains are commonly used in DSP (i.e. for "gain" control
-* of audio signal channels) and factors are more common in acoustic materials such as absorption and transmission "factor".
-*/
+  * This alias class is used to give the user a hint that the underlying data should be treated as linear values (factors)
+  * or gains, because a magnitude spectrum does not specify on that. It is used like a CITAThirdOctaveMagnitudeSpectrum.
+  * There is no real difference between a factor and a gain except that gains are commonly used in DSP (i.e. for "gain" control
+  * of audio signal channels) and factors are more common in acoustic materials such as absorption and transmission "factor".
+  */
 typedef CITAThirdOctaveGainMagnitudeSpectrum CITAThirdOctaveFactorMagnitudeSpectrum;
 
-//! A decibel magnitude spectrum with values that have been transformed into logarithmic scale. Values are mostly between -\infinity and 0, but can also exceed.
 
 
-//! Implementation of magnitude spectrum for gain values
+//! A decibel magnitude spectrum with values that have been transformed into logarithmic scale. Values are mostly between -\infinity and 0, but can also exceed.
 class CITAThirdOctaveDecibelMagnitudeSpectrum : public CITAThirdOctaveMagnitudeSpectrum
 {
 public: