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diff --git a/src/compositor/compositor_api/qwaylandview.cpp b/src/compositor/compositor_api/qwaylandview.cpp
index 6c1ce248f..12b67bf5d 100644
--- a/src/compositor/compositor_api/qwaylandview.cpp
+++ b/src/compositor/compositor_api/qwaylandview.cpp
@@ -62,18 +62,20 @@ void QWaylandViewPrivate::markSurfaceAsDestroyed(QWaylandSurface *surface)
* \preliminary
* \brief Represents a view of a surface on an output.
*
- * The WaylandView corresponds to the presentation of a surface on a specific output, managing
- * the buffers that contain the contents to be rendered. You can have several views into the same surface.
+ * The WaylandView corresponds to the presentation of a surface on a specific
+ * output, managing the buffers that contain the contents to be rendered.
+ * You can have several views into the same surface.
*/
/*!
* \class QWaylandView
* \inmodule QtWaylandCompositor
* \preliminary
- * \brief Represents a view of a surface on an output.
+ * \brief The QWaylandView class represents a view of a surface on an output.
*
- * The WaylandView corresponds to the presentation of a surface on a specific output, managing
- * the buffers that contain the contents to be rendered. You can have several views into the same surface.
+ * The QWaylandView corresponds to the presentation of a surface on a specific
+ * output, managing the buffers that contain the contents to be rendered.
+ * You can have several views into the same surface.
*/
/*!
@@ -162,7 +164,7 @@ void QWaylandView::setSurface(QWaylandSurface *newSurface)
}
/*!
- * \qmlproperty object QtWaylandCompositor::WaylandView::surface
+ * \qmlproperty object QtWaylandCompositor::WaylandView::output
*
* This property holds the output on which this view displays its surface.
*/
@@ -196,8 +198,8 @@ void QWaylandView::setOutput(QWaylandOutput *newOutput)
}
/*!
- * Attaches a new buffer \a ref and \a damage region to this QWaylandView. These
- * will become current the next time advance() is called.
+ * Attaches a new buffer \a ref and a \a damage region to this QWaylandView. These
+ * will become current on a subsequent call to the advance() method.
*/
void QWaylandView::attach(const QWaylandBufferRef &ref, const QRegion &damage)
{
@@ -208,21 +210,20 @@ void QWaylandView::attach(const QWaylandBufferRef &ref, const QRegion &damage)
}
/*!
- * Sets the next buffer and damage to current and returns true. If the buffer
+ * Sets the next buffer and damage region to current and returns \c true. If the buffer
* is locked or if no new buffer has been attached since the last call to
- * advance(), the function returns false and does nothing.
+ * advance(), the function returns \c false and does nothing.
*
- * If this view is set as its surface's throttling view, discardCurrentBuffer()
- * will be called on all views of the same surface for which the
+ * If this view is set as the surface's throttling view, discardCurrentBuffer()
+ * is called on all views of the same surface for which the
* \l{QWaylandView::discardFrontBuffers}{discardFrontBuffers}
* property is set to true and the current buffer is the same as the
* throttling view's current buffer.
*
- * This allows for a design where a primary
- * view can make sure that views running on a lower frequency will release their
- * front buffer references so that the buffer can be reused on the client side,
- * avoiding the situation where the lower frequency views throttle the frame rate
- * of the client application.
+ * To enable clients to reuse existing buffers, enable the primary view to ensure
+ * that views running on a lower frequency will release their front buffer
+ * references. This design approach should avoid the situation where the lower
+ * frequency views throttle the frame rate of the client application.
*/
bool QWaylandView::advance()
{
@@ -282,20 +283,20 @@ QRegion QWaylandView::currentDamage()
* \qmlproperty bool QtWaylandCompositor::WaylandView::bufferLock
*
* This property holds whether the view's buffer is currently locked. When
- * the buffer is locked, advance() will not advance to the next buffer,
- * but will instead return false.
+ * the buffer is locked, advance() will not advance to the next buffer and
+ * returns \c false.
*
- * The default is false.
+ * The default is \c false.
*/
/*!
* \property QWaylandView::bufferLock
*
* This property holds whether the view's buffer is currently locked. When
- * the buffer is locked, advance() will not advance to the next buffer,
- * but will instead return false.
+ * the buffer is locked, advance() will not advance to the next buffer
+ * and returns \c false.
*
- * The default is false.
+ * The default is \c false.
*/
bool QWaylandView::isBufferLocked() const
{
@@ -321,7 +322,7 @@ void QWaylandView::setBufferLock(bool locked)
* \property QWaylandView::discardFrontBuffers
*
* By default, the view locks the current buffer until advance() is called. Set this property
- * to true to allow Qt to release the buffer when the throttling view is no longer using it.
+ * to \c true to allow Qt to release the buffer when the throttling view is no longer using it.
*/
bool QWaylandView::discardFrontBuffers() const
{