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@@ -731,8 +731,8 @@ There are two aliases that use `entt::entity` as their default entity:
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Users can also easily create their own aliases for custom identifiers as:
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```cpp
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-using my_handle = entt::basic_handle<my_identifier>;
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-using my_const_handle = entt::basic_handle<const my_identifier>;
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+using my_handle = entt::basic_handle<entt::basic_registry<my_identifier>>;
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+using my_const_handle = entt::basic_handle<const entt::basic_registry<my_identifier>>;
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```
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Handles are also implicitly convertible to const handles out of the box but not
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@@ -773,7 +773,7 @@ organizer.emplace(+[](const void *, entt::registry &) { /* ... */ });
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These are the parameters that a free function or a member function can accept:
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* A possibly constant reference to a registry.
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-* An `entt::basic_view` with any possible combination of types.
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+* An `entt::basic_view` with any possible combination of storage classes.
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* A possibly constant reference to any type `T` (that is, a context variable).
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The function type for free functions and decayed lambdas passed as parameters to
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