Index: doc/alias.man.inc
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--- doc/alias.man.inc	(.../alias.man.inc)	(revision 430801481ec743e9b44376bc82f1568ac165cdf7)
+++ doc/alias.man.inc	(.../alias.man.inc)	(revision ef17499c6911ca6b6712384f6793acc1d7cb856e)
@@ -12,11 +12,11 @@
 [cmd proc]), the argument should be a fully qualified Tcl command
 name. If aliasing a subcommand (e.g., [cmd "array exists"]) of a Tcl namespace ensemble (e.g., [cmd array]), [arg cmdName] must hold the fully qualified subcommand name (and not the ensemble name of
 the subcommand).
-
-[para] As for a regular [method "[vset SCOPE] method"], [option "-returns"] allows
-for setting a [term "value checker"] on the values
-returned by the [term "alias method"].  
 [para] 
+As for a regular [method "[vset SCOPE] method"], [option "-returns"]
+allows for setting a [term "value checker"] on the values returned by
+the aliased command [arg cmdName].
+[para] 
 When creating an [term "alias method"] for
 a [emph C-implemented] Tcl command (i.e., command defined using the
 Tcl/NX C-API), [opt [option -frame]] sets the scope
@@ -25,4 +25,4 @@
 context of the called object, i.e., the object upon which the [term "alias method"] is
 invoked, as if they were object variables. There is no need for using
 the colon-prefix notation for identifying object variables. If the
-value is [const method], then the aliased command will be executed as a regular method call. The command is aware of its called-object context; i.e., it can resolve [cmd ::nx::self]. In addition, the [term "alias method"] has access to the method-call context (e.g., [cmd nx::next]). If [option "-frame"] is omitted, and by default, the variable references will resolve in the context of the caller of the [term "alias method"].
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+value is [const method], then the aliased command will be executed as a regular method call. The command is aware of its called-object context; i.e., it can resolve [cmd ::nx::self]. In addition, the [term "alias method"] has access to the method-call context (e.g., [cmd nx::next]). If [option "-frame"] is omitted, and by default, the variable references will resolve in the context of the caller of the [term "alias method"].