Clean code

diff --git a/packages/std/src/bbstdMagicBox.h b/packages/std/src/bbstdMagicBox.h
index 1f3b6e4ed6d6553b4a9fbd6b7323767def46e511..99d27e872937bd25399a12388379f56eb1ead0e5 100644 (file)
--- a/packages/std/src/bbstdMagicBox.h
+++ b/packages/std/src/bbstdMagicBox.h
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ namespace bbstd
   BBTK_NAME("MagicBox");
   BBTK_AUTHOR("laurent.guigues@creatis.insa-lyon.fr");
   BBTK_CATEGORY("misc");
-  BBTK_DESCRIPTION("Takes *any kind* of data and copies it to its output. Is a magic box as any box output can be plugged into it and its output can be plugged into any other box input (dynamic type checking, see below), hence it can be put between **any** two boxes. Type matching between its output and the input of the box(es) to which it is connected is made at *run-time*. The pipeline will be executed if the data types : i) match exactly ii) can be transformed by an adaptor iii) are related pointers, i.e. if the output pointer can be upcasted (static_cast) or downcasted (dynamic_cast) to an input type pointer (see the bbtk::any output connection rule in the guide for details). Important uses of the MagicBox are : 1) performing run-time pointer cast, either upward or backward an object hierarchy 2) perform data adaptation (adaptor creation) at run-time vs. pipeline creation time.");
+  BBTK_DESCRIPTION("(C++,Python) Takes *any kind* of data and copies it to its output. Is a magic box as any box output can be plugged into it and its output can be plugged into any other box input (dynamic type checking, see below), hence it can be put between **any** two boxes. Type matching between its output and the input of the box(es) to which it is connected is made at *run-time*. The pipeline will be executed if the data types : i) match exactly ii) can be transformed by an adaptor iii) are related pointers, i.e. if the output pointer can be upcasted (static_cast) or downcasted (dynamic_cast) to an input type pointer (see the bbtk::any output connection rule in the guide for details). Important uses of the MagicBox are : 1) performing run-time pointer cast, either upward or backward an object hierarchy 2) perform data adaptation (adaptor creation) at run-time vs. pipeline creation time.");
  
  AddInputDescriptor
   (new bbtk::AtomicBlackBoxInputDescriptor