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@@ -2156,13 +2156,13 @@ It means that views and groups generated by a const registry also propagate the
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constness to the types involved. As an example:
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```cpp
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-entt::view<const position, const velocity> view = std::as_const(registry).view<const position, const velocity>();
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+entt::view<entt::get_t<const position, const velocity>> view = std::as_const(registry).view<const position, const velocity>();
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```
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Consider the following definition for a non-const view instead:
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```cpp
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-entt::view<position, const velocity> view = registry.view<position, const velocity>();
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+entt::view<entt::get_t<position, const velocity>> view = registry.view<position, const velocity>();
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```
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In the example above, `view` is used to access either read-only or writable
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