@thatopen/services 0.26.0 → 0.26.1

package/dist/index.es.js

@@ -5218,7 +5218,7 @@ function Gs(n) {
       !E.startsWith(`${t.fileId}:`) || j.has(E) || (w.remove(v), te++);
     if (w.length === 0)
       throw new Error(
-        `Nothing the Revit applier can do yet: "${t.name}" has ${ee} element(s) with a body (walls, slabs, stairs…) and no column or free-standing instance. Those arrive as the applier grows.`
+        `Nothing the Revit applier can do yet: "${t.name}" has ${ee} element(s) with a body (walls, slabs, stairs...) and no column or free-standing instance. Those arrive as the applier grows.`
       );
     const pe = [
       S ? `${S} column(s)` : "",
@@ -5255,7 +5255,7 @@ const Lr = {
     },
     trustStyleNames: {
       type: "boolean",
-      title: "Use the model’s own style names as Family:Type",
+      title: "Use the model's own style names as Family:Type",
       default: !1
     },
     includeInstances: {
@@ -5279,7 +5279,7 @@ const Lr = {
   },
   {
     reads: "Walls, slabs, stairs and every element with a body",
-    proposes: "Nothing yet — waits on the Revit applier growing"
+    proposes: "Nothing yet - waits on the Revit applier growing"
   }
 ], Hs = {
   name: "frag-to-revit",
@@ -5310,7 +5310,7 @@ the applier learns native creation for them.
 Run it again after the model changed and it asks only for the difference. It
 can only ever ask to remove what it asked for itself; elements a person made
 in Revit are invisible to it. What it made is read back from its own applied
-requests — it keeps nothing of its own.
+requests - it keeps nothing of its own.
 
 ## Units and axes
 
@@ -5322,14 +5322,14 @@ matched exactly by name; Revit refuses the whole request when one is missing.
   ...Hs,
   name: "ifc-to-revit",
   title: "IFC to Revit",
-  description: "Turns an IFC — through the frag the platform converted it into — into change requests for a Revit document.",
+  description: "Turns an IFC - through the frag the platform converted it into - into change requests for a Revit document.",
   inputs: ["ifc-model"],
   doc: `
 ## What it does
 
 It reads the .frag your IFC was PROCESSED into (the IFC document's view) and
 asks a Revit document for the elements its records describe. Point it at that
-frag: a plain IFC import carries only IFC attributes and is refused by name —
+frag: a plain IFC import carries only IFC attributes and is refused by name -
 the editable converter is what gives an IFC real records.
 
 ## What it can ask for today
@@ -5343,7 +5343,7 @@ the applier learns native creation for them.
 
 Run it again after a reconversion and it asks only for the difference. It can
 only ever ask to remove what it asked for itself. What it made is read back
-from its own applied requests — it keeps nothing of its own.
+from its own applied requests - it keeps nothing of its own.
 
 ## Units and axes
 
@@ -5422,7 +5422,7 @@ accepts the request there.
 Run it again after the Rhino model changed and it asks only for the
 difference: new objects become new instances, moved objects move theirs, and
 an object that is gone asks for its instance to be removed. It can only ever
-ask to remove an instance it asked for itself — elements a person made in
+ask to remove an instance it asked for itself - elements a person made in
 Revit are invisible to it. What it made is read back from its own applied
 requests; it keeps nothing of its own.