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Keith Edmunds wrote:
>> Please let me know if this update makes more sense:
> 
> It does, and thank you for updating the page. 
> 
> I think it would be further improved by defining what an "in-statement"
> and an "around statement" are - the latter, particularly, sounds somewhat
> nebulous. 
> 
> Perhaps, for now, a little emphasis to differentiate the terms from the
> rest of the sentence:
> 
> Puppet currently supports two types of conditionals: <i>in-statement</i>
> (or inside a resource) and <i>around statements</i>. The only in-statement
> conditional currently is the <i>selector</i>, and there are two around
> statement conditionals: <i>case</i> and an <i>if/else structure</i>.
> 
> But thank you again for a quick enhancement to the documentation.
> 

Keith

Feel free to jump in and edit yourself!  It's a wiki after all - all
help appreciated.

Cheers

James

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