Update generic_event.rst #3541
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The $event['data'] field was not set, thus it wouldn't be modified. Also, the example already had a lowercase string. Uppercased 1 letter.
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Yes, very nice fixes @Lumbendil! In fact, the word "foo" is a bit over-used in that entry, now that I read this, but that has nothing to do with this PR. Great work! |
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This PR was submitted for the master branch but it was merged into the 2.3 branch instead (closes #3541). Discussion ---------- Update generic_event.rst The $event['data'] field was not set, thus it wouldn't be modified. Also, the example already had a lowercase string. Uppercased 1 letter. Commits ------- 029f4e1 Update generic_event.rst
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The $event['data'] field was not set, thus it wouldn't be modified.
Also, the example already had a lowercase string. Uppercased 1 letter.