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From: Antonis Geralis <43617260+planetis-m@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2022 22:48:35 +0300
Subject: [PATCH] minor

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 raylib-enumerated-types.md | 2 +-
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-raylib provides some enumerated types to be used in some functions. You probably noticed that despite being typedef, there is no function referring to those `enum` types, all related parameters are just defined as `int`. This is a design decision and the reason for that is because those enums just intend to be a way to organize similar values definition, I use enums instead of plain defines. You can notice that because there is no enum intended to create variables of that type, just to be used as defined values. Maybe I review this decision decision in a future.
+raylib provides some enumerated types to be used in some functions. You probably noticed that despite being typedef, there is no function referring to those `enum` types, all related parameters are just defined as `int`. This is a design decision and the reason for that is because those enums just intend to be a way to organize similar values definition, I use enums instead of plain defines. You can notice that because there is no enum intended to create variables of that type, just to be used as defined values. Maybe I review this decision in a future.
 
 Here it is the list with the provided enums and the functions intended to use them.